Sentence examples for chariots for from inspiring English sources
The highlights for children include writing hieroglyphs; a "mummy-wrapping" activity; decorating tiny chariots for a relay race; and Egyptian-style face painting.
Of course, you can't really call the new works a trend; the movies have been making tales of togas and chariots for decades, from "Ben-Hur" to "Animal House".
According to the authors of the 1986 book Chariots for Fire, the astronaut tried to argue it omitted the word "a" but after hearing a recording of the flight he admitted: "Damn I really did it.
The ride-sharing service Chariots for Women will be launching nationwide in the United States on April 19 as an alternative to Uber and Lyft.
One star of the sport was Diocles, from Lusitania (present-day Portugal), who raced chariots for 24 years and had career earnings of 35 million sesterces.
The Iliad, possibly referring to Mycenaen practices used c. 1250 BC, describes the use of chariots for transporting warriors to and from battle, rather than for actual fighting.
That is, if Chariot for Women, ever comes to fruition.
In "Ben-Hur," he said, he drove his own chariot for "about 80percentt of the race".
A decade ago, after another Iraq war, one Arnold Schwarzenegger spied a hulking military vehicle and decided it was the chariot for him.
When the Boudicca of the right steps from her chariot for the final time, he shouldn't call for a state funeral, but offer to be a pallbearer.
This is the chariot for lower-division footballers who can't quite run to the 6.2 litre Escalade, the thunderous, road-hogging king of the range.
