Sentence examples for chariot up from inspiring English sources

But I stood dumbfounded the first time I went into a supermarket and realized that I needed to pay a 10 franc deposit to push a chariot up and down the aisle.

Because the triumphant general, who was garbed with the attributes of Jupiter, in this procession, made his way up to the Capitoline Hill, would get off his chariot up there, right at the altar, in front of the Temple of Jupiter OMC, and make a sacrifice to Jupiter.

Happy anniversary, mate, and you can stick your commemorative chariot up your waxy jackets.

Chariot, the Ford-owned collaborative carpooling service currently operating in the Bay area, has launched advance reservations, letting riders book a seat on a Chariot up to seven days ahead of their actual trip.

In hindsight, Welland found it almost impossible to follow Chariots up: he wrote in the Guardian about his failed attempts to get a film about George Stephenson and the Rocket off the ground – "they wanted another film about runners".

The operator of a front-end loader had been grudgingly pressed into emergency service by emergency officials, and so a giant yellow chariot pulled up in front of the condo.

One memorable image depicts Goering with Goebbels as a monkey on his back, together with a whip-wielding Hitler in a chariot hitched up to Mussolini, Admiral Horthy and the rest.

One end of the track was more open than the other, as this was where the chariots lined up to begin the race.

As Medea flies off on her serpent-drawn chariot, Jason calls up after her, "Bear witness that wherever you go there are no gods".

At nearly 40, she has now sworn off surgery and informs us not only that aging is inevitable — "time's winged chariot will catch up to you and march all over your face" — but that she gets "smarter every year".

"Gladiator," which offered the spectacle of the hero's young son flattened by a chariot and strung up alongside his mother, was honored by Hollywood as the best picture of 2000.