Sentence examples for carriages from from inspiring English sources

Eyer likened their effort to the campaign to ban horse-drawn carriages from Central Park.

The train pulled into Penzance and we walked up the platform, past the non-sleeper carriages from which crumpled people emerged, gingerly rubbing their locked backs.

The engine draws another glorious veteran from the 1890s, Coach No 34, one of only two complete surviving passenger carriages from the Great Northern Railway Line of Scotland.

Dresses that will semaphore those ideas from magazine covers and red carpets; and, via the high street's knock-offs, from offices and train carriages from Milan to Shanghai.

In 1635, the mayor of Logrono, prohibited carts and carriages from passing near wineries in case the vibrations upset the fermentation process.

Cox said the collision may have been caused by a breakdown in the ride's control system or a faulty "interlocking" system, which is designed to prevent both carriages from being on the same piece of track.

The journey by carriage from New Orleans to New York takes a month.

The camera pans along the carriage from the outside and we glimpse the young couple next door to Joan.

A restored 1920s train carriage from the Orient Express will arrive at BFI Southbank to celebrate Agatha Christie weekend on Nov 19-21.

Photograph: ZUMA/Rex Features A crane removes a carriage from the tracks at the site of the train crash.

You reach the island via a short knee-high wade or, more exotically, carriage from the beach by elephant.