Sentence examples for chariot across from inspiring English sources

One of King's poems, for example, described a hung-over Apollo struggling to pilot his chariot across the sky.

In tandem with this demographic charger pulling Helios's chariot across the skies is that other great workhorse: growth.

For example, he believes the poet took the image of "coursers" that "prance" from a rhyme describing a hungover Apollo driving his chariot across the sky.

In ancient Rome, people believed the moon was goddess Luna riding her silver chariot across the sky each night.

It was all taken in a spirit of fun, of course – a chance for the crowdsurfing Brunhildes to ride chariots across the crowds.

All of the divinities mentioned above are closely associated with horses: they either ride or are drawn in chariots across the sky mountain and arrive on earth in the same fashion.

Though analysis of the word 'star' will not tell us that stars are not holes in the fabric of the night, or the gods riding their chariots across the heavens, those accounts are still wrong.

The Justice Ministry's canteen, for example, is on the fifth floor overlooking parliament, where bronze chariots charge across the rooftops.

In a perspex cabinet two delicate racing chariots careen across the surface of a black Apullian mug of the fourth century BC.

The campaign was spearheaded by Mr Advani, who led a ram rath yatra, or chariot procession, halfway across India to rally support for the temple.

I remember a shower of white arrows criss-crossing in the night air, a single chariot wheel propelled across the stage to evoke the tumult of battle and Brook's reliance on the basic elements of earth, fire and water.