Sentence examples for carriage though from inspiring English sources

This improved carriage, though heavy in its proportions, would have been familiar to a gunner of Napoleonic times.

Thus, the determinants of nasal carriage, though necessarily a part of the variable genome, need not be restricted to those borne on mobile genetic elements.

There are at least ten on my carriage, though it retains a deserted air until we reach the imaginatively-named Beijing Railway Station. .

Leave the horse and carriage at home, though; all you need is a Metrocard.

Like Mr. Bloomberg, Ms. Quinn has supported the carriage industry, though she has called recently for increased oversight of the horses.

When he seems to be drooping, she makes him lead a gangbang with a whore in a carriage, even though this means he has no juice left for his Swiss mistress.

We did not explore the effects of SHS on carriage rate, though such studies would be of value to determine whether smoking increases the risk of disease through increased carriage, or increased progression to disease among those carrying the relevant pathogens.

Everett Shinn's old house, No. 112, has been immaculately renovated with honey-colored French windows and now bears a plaque declaring it the "Richard Easton Carriage House," even though there is not the slightest trace of a carriage entrance.

But though carriage horses trot through it, police horses occasionally patrol it, and wooden steeds gallop around the carousel, horses have not called the park home for more than 100 years.

A couple of attractive girls came onto the carriage but, even though our inhibitions had been reduced by the alcohol, we didn't try chatting to them.

And so the carriage remains mute, even though many might be secretly yearning to talk.