Sentence examples for carriages back from inspiring English sources

Or how they were sitting four carriages back.

A system was needed to signal to an engine house at Camden Town to start hauling the carriages back up the incline to the waiting locomotive.

These three locomotives slowly hauled a single long train of 24 carriages back to Liverpool, eventually arriving 6 hours late after having been pelted with objects thrown from bridges by the drunken crowds lining the track.

On Coronation Day, June 2 1953, the princess, waiting at Westminster Abbey for her carriage back to Buckingham Palace, was seen to flick a piece of fluff off Townsend's uniform.

They were entitled to free carriage back to Britain, while direct bookers scrabbled to buy a place on the plane.More perversely still, given a weakening economy, rising unemployment and higher inflation, tastes in holidays seem to be moving upmarket.

You have to get all the way through one row, and then click down and do it again, because it turns out that the future feels a lot like using an old typewriter, tip-tip tapping to the edge of a piece of paper, whacking the carriage back and starting all over again.

Hope you make it home in time". Then he wandered off down the carriage back the way he came.

I pointed to the lever that would propel the carriage back to the left, while the gears inside would simultaneously ratchet the paper to the next line.

Q: Does any airline still have a Rule 240? A: Rule 240 was a clause in airline contracts of carriage back when airlines were regulated by a government agency.

The telegraphic patter, a rush of keystrokes followed by the thud of the space bar; the zestful (or pensive, or trepidatious) winding sound followed by a sharp click as she pulled on the return lever and hauled the carriage back to begin a new line.

Hold your heels high, bend your knees and return the carriage back to start.