Sentence examples for carriage you from inspiring English sources

Tax and government go together like, as Frank Sinatra would have put it, a horse and carriage: you can't have one without the other.

Most 19th-century New Yorkers either boarded their horses and carriages at nearby public stables, or they "used the Hertz and Avis of the day — if you needed a horse and carriage you could rent one," she said.

To admit to such unsuccess is endearing, as he knows, and he has never hesitated to present himself as hapless - the man shown the tradesman's entrance when he went to Claridge's to meet John Huston, or who was told by the ticket collector, after upgrading to a first-class train carriage, "You don't belong in here.

Look at the office you've worked in today, the school you dropped your children off at, the carriage you're in right now.

The positive thing is that you always have your player who gives you carriage and you have your team fans that support you each and every game you win or lose.

What pin-money, what jewels, what carriages you will have!

But while you can clamber aboard the carriages, you can't stay the night in them – for that you'll have to head around the corner to the new Train Hostel.

Then there's Pink Panther 2, and Transsiberian, directed by Brad Anderson, which she says was great fun to film ("when you're jumping between train carriages, you really feel like you're in a movie").

Guests requiring simpler fare will be charmed by the Steam restaurant, a genuine steam locomotive built in 1915, in whose carriages you can enjoy pasta suppers with Indian wine.

And I discovered that in the Romanian carriages you could unscrew a panel on the toilets in the back of the base.

"There are a few visual references here and there, such as the lighthouse in New Dorp, the vertical parking spots in Manhattan and the horse that gets eaten, as a reference to the horse carriages you see driving around Central Park.