Sentence examples for chariot which from inspiring English sources

Several Kiwi spectators were unhappy at the loud choruses of Swing Low, Sweet Chariot which greeted the traditional Maori challenge.

Mr. Didier's crew specializes in transporting all-but-irreplaceable art and objects like King Tut's chariot, which they delivered to a museum in Midtown Manhattan in 2010.

Another was the chariot, which was already obsolescent and, except in backward Britain, disappeared almost completely after its defeat at the Battle of Gaugamela in 331 bc.

A similar trick propelled "Swing Sweet, Low Chariot," which combined "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot," "Danny Boy" and "Battle Hymn of the Republic".

England fans are starting to sing Swing Low, Sweet Chariot, which is at least 10 points too early, if you ask me.

On top of the structure is the Victory Quadria, the winged goddess of victory and a four-horse chariot, which was added in 1793.

Important images may be carried on elaborately carved wooden chariots, which are often extremely large and heavy, requiring hundreds of worshippers to pull them, while village deities may travel on far simpler, lighter palanquins.

There are factual nuggets, too; did you know the distance between train tracks, 4 feet 8.5 inches, was directly derived from the width of wagon wheels, which evolved from the width of road ruts in England, which take their measurements from Roman chariots, which were built to fit the rumps of two horses?

In "Little Spool" and "Big Spool," both new, men and women have precarious control over how and where they travel on the peculiar wooden chariots, which also help to define the shapes of their bodies and the space they move in.

Exceptions are the Ferrybridge and Newbridge chariots, which are the only ones found to have been buried intact.

Most of these occurred around the course's two turning posts (set almost four hundred metres apart) during the chariot races, which could be ten miles long.