Sentence examples for carriage the from inspiring English sources

In an earlier time, this principle was known as "common carriage"–the idea that everyone shall have roughly equivalent access and service, without discrimination.

A first-class carriage, the morning after.

In voice and carriage, the two men complemented each other.

"All the dress, the carriage, the boat, the way the landscape was arranged, is very realistic.

The wealthy woman is driven to court in her own carriage, the magistrate treats her with respect and she's acquitted.

Harriet and Guy take a horse-drawn carriage – the beast is a pathetic nag, the driver sinister.

In the age of the horseless carriage, the transportation historian James Flink wrote, electric cars looked even more like carriages.

While one sticks the kettle on in the surprisingly normal kitchen at one end of the carriage, the other fetches luggage.

In a beautifully restored 1950s railway carriage, the museum's Platform 2 Café has gained a reputation for serving great locally sourced food.

At Slough and Reading, however, they all get out and I'm almost alone in the carriage the rest of the way.

For all our ideas about romance and marriage going together like a horse and carriage, the reality is more like pragmatics and marriage.