Sentence examples for dark carriage from inspiring English sources

For whatever the astonishment at Eurotunnel's achievement, the warm oven of the dark carriage is as soporific as a high-dose sleeping pill.

"The carriage went dark and we started bumping around and derailing.

The bottom of the carriages is dark grey, with a red stripe distinguishing it from the white base colour.

So they put you on a rollercoaster carriage into the dark to show you how messed up commutes get in the near future.

Hankinson chose Farrow and Ball's Carriage Green with dark gray accents, both to set off future plantings and to mirror the subtle calming color palette inside Waters's home.

In keeping with Wharton's historical moment, if I'm asked to imagine life in a networked, commercialised collective, I tend to retreat into the conception of happiness offered by Isabel Archer in Henry James's The Portrait of a Lady: "A swift carriage, of a dark night, rattling with four horses over roads that one can't see".

She scampered through public school, skipping grades in bunches, and was barely in her teens -- small, dark-haired, with the jaunty carriage of a dancer -- when she met Bert Wolfe on a tennis court in Prospect Park.

They were pushing a baby carriage and having this dark moment that made everybody around them cringe.

In an AVE train carriage somewhere in the dark between Seville and Madrid, they were celebrating too.

At one point, Cash stands like some dark Dickensian spirit in a lushly decorated carriage, passing judgment on a rich and corrupt rail tycoon and his friends as they feast on the spoils of their success.

A horse that is pulling the Archduke's carriage drops turds that are "like dark, deflated tennis balls".