The phrase "carriage without" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe a situation where a carriage or vehicle does not have something that is expected or commonly present. For example: - The carriage without wheels could not be used for transportation, so we had to find another mode of transportation. - The wedding procession was stunning with its decorated carriages, but the carriage without flowers seemed plain in comparison. - The carriage without passengers made its way through the quiet streets, reflecting the driver's lonely thoughts.
It is impossible to sit in a tube carriage without seeing someone engrossed in one of her books.
It looked rather like a wood-and-leather baby carriage without wheels, strangely small and vulnerable for the former ruler of an empire.
An ethernet backbone will be installed with the aid of inter-vehicle jumpers to allow passengers to access the internet in each carriage without service degradation.
The guard went on gathering tickets and later told me Osborne had agreed to cough up the £160". A spokesman for Virgin Trains gave a different version of the story, saying that although Osborne had gone to a first-class carriage without a first-class ticket, his aide – believed to be a police officer – had agreed that the chancellor would pay the extra.
Find suitable spot for crashing vehicle into carriage without being spotted or challenged.
Less than one fifth of carriers developed an ESBL-E infection; however, even ESBL-E carriage without infection increased carbapenem exposure and delayed discharge, thereby amplifying both the selective pressure and the colonization pressure in the ICU.
After walking through carriages without finding sufficient seats together, Corbyn sat down on the floor.
However, Bombardier will contest the contract for 600 carriages without its UK boss.
Here four trains of carriages without engines were in the station and at the aerodrome four aircraft being prepared for flight were bombed.
Without modification, they were still capable machines when handled properly, as various feats testifying this included regular ascents of Shap and Beattock with 14 carriages without the assistance of a banking locomotive.
The environment immediately embraces the senses, a high-def depiction of a world so far away from our own but equally in the throes of technological change – this is the West alright, but it's not so Wild now, with the railway established, a phone network reaching out from the Eastern cities, and new-fangled carriages without horses coming onto the roads.
