As the marchers began to disperse, they found their way blocked by a fleet of paddy wagons.
A battered white fleet of repurposed NGO station wagons rumbles into the construction compound, the dust blooming up behind them.
The Schramms' neighbors on Point Breezy Avenue know that a new issue is back from the printer in Long Island City when they notice a fleet of children with little red wagons crowding the couple's back door.
By 1879 the company operated a fleet of nine four-wheeled goods wagons, some with 9 inches and some with 11 inches high sides.
The implications for the rail freight sector, in terms of wagon fleet capacity and capability in general, are significant, as is the availability of infrastructure (e.g. line capacity and train paths) to accommodate the much higher expected demands.
The tare of wagons should not increase significantly.
More specifically, the following types of wagons are currently being used for Swiss Split: Two-axle standard flat wagons with a wooden floor, type Ks; Four-axle standard flat wagons with a wooden floor, types Res and Rs; Two-axle container wagons, type Lgns and Lgnss; Four-axle container wagons, types Sgns and Sgnss.
A small home fleet of locomotives was used to shunt the coal wagons once they had arrived at the stations.
The battery supplier Boston-Power, founded by Christina Lampe-Onnerud, who is also the chairwoman, supplied Saab's ePower program, which consisted of a fleet of E.V.'s based on the 9-3 SportCombi wagon.
The journey culminated in the encampment in the famed wagon wheel circle of a vast fleet of Airstreams in the shadow of the Great Pyramid of Giza, like a congregation of silvery metal worshippers.
He employs a crew of four & a fleet of vehicles consisting of two bicycles, two motor scooters, and a station wagon, the last being used mostly for Sunday papers.
