Sentence examples for empty carriages from inspiring English sources

But the gap is narrowing as European manufacturers start filling the empty carriages going back to China with high-priced products such as luxury cars.

Two males aged 27 and 18 and two females aged 19 and 17 suffered severe leg injuries in the crash on the 50mph Smiler ride, when two full and empty carriages collided on a low section of the track.

Wordsworth and Coleridge were both past their best; Keats (whose last book sold five hundred copies) died in 1821, Byron in 1824 — Clare saw the funeral procession, with Byron's coffin being followed by the empty carriages of aristocrats who were avoiding their scandalous fellow-peer even in death.

It was quiet down there, full of empty carriages.

As the train passed Sutton the three engines were unable to haul the combined weight of the train up an incline, and 400 of the men aboard were obliged to get out of the train and walk for a mile, illuminated only by the sparks flying from the locomotives, as the engines slowly hauled the empty carriages up the gradient.

Parallel to my empty carriage a four-lane highway flashed by.

Afterward, in an almost empty carriage, where their seats faced one another, they were on their own, and quiet.

Imagine if a man came over and sat right next to you, in an otherwise empty carriage.

The other day, I saw a father bark at a toddler who curiously approached his child's empty carriage.

While some men show off to friends, others wait for the empty carriage or the lonely street.

I was insanely jealous Imagine if a man came over and sat right next to you, in an otherwise empty carriage.