Sentence examples for carriage wagon from inspiring English sources

period for consignment = 1 day; period for carriage: wagon loads for each 200 tariff kilometres = 1 day, large container loads for each 150 tariff kilometres = 1 day.

The delivery times in SMGS are: period for consignment = 1 day; period for carriage: wagon loads for each 200 tariff kilometres = 1 day, large container loads for each 150 tariff kilometres = 1 day.

The only store sold carriages, wagons and agricultural implements.

The hardware store dates back to 1797, when R.M. Presland opened a workshop to make and repair horse-drawn carriages, wagons and carts.

The city long had been noted for the manufacture of carriages, wagons, buggies, bicycles, and marine engines, and it had a large number of skilled and semiskilled labourers and an available supply of investment capital.

He was a director of the Lancaster Waggon Company, for whom he designed their factory, the Lancaster Carriage and Wagon Works (1864 65).

In 1886 at the Ohio state fair, he saw a stationary gasoline engine that seemed to him to be sufficiently compact to power a carriage or wagon.

Now there were countless more manufacturers: Muntz Metal Works lined the hulls of all the Royal Navy's ships; rolling stock for the new railways came from the Birmingham Railway Carriage and Wagon Company; Guest, Keen and Nettlefolds made screws; Tangye Bros produced engines; and Evered made tubing.

In 1879 he joined the Great Western Railway, where he rose to assistant manager of the Carriage and Wagon Works.

Manchester United was formed in 1878 as Newton Heath LYR Football Club by the Carriage and Wagon department of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway (LYR) depot at Newton Heath.

Secular commissions during this period included the restoration of the medieval tower at Dalton Castle (1859), and buildings for the Lancaster Carriage and Wagon Works (1864 65).