Sentence examples for fellow carriage from inspiring English sources
Like many of his fellow carriage horses, he was born in Pennsylvania.
No explanation is provided for a rejection, but Mr. Kess responded to his by reworking the musical's book with a fellow carriage driver, Ariel Fintzi, who came up with its current plot: a love story between a carriage driver and an activist who wants horses banned from the park.
Wedged in overcrowded carriages, fellow passengers suffer panic attacks.
Dude, forget carriages and bonnets, gimme brains!
Then Nardini starts to vomit – all over her would-be suitor and fellow passengers, until everyone in the carriage is spattered.
Charging a price, even if just a token amount, means the quiet carriage becomes a service that fellow passengers have bought, not just a preference they have expressed.
Its museum, with the house where he was born and his personal railway carriage, was founded by Lavrentiy Beria, a fellow Georgian who was the hugely feared head of the secret police in the second world war.
After the blast filled his carriage with noxious smoke, he told his fellow passengers in the carriage next to the bombed car to cover their mouths and lie on the floor.
Staff were fetched and, along with some of you, my fellow passengers helped me into to an empty first-class carriage.
My fellow passengers are sprawled across the hard benches of the railway carriage – some folded over luggage, others squash-faced against windows.
Plans for the new building had been approved by the Boston Landmarks Commission and the Massachusetts Historical Commission, but in May a former curatorial fellow at the museum, Robert Colby, wrote an essay that said the carriage house had held symbolic value to Gardner.
