Sentence examples for from a carriage from inspiring English sources

Theodore Roosevelt delivering a speech from a carriage in Connecticut.

He was killed on Easter Monday 1882, thrown from a carriage under a steam-powered traction engine.

Whether you're up from a slum or down from a carriage, how be sure you're a poet?

In October 1773, after a grueling trek from Paris, the aged and ailing Denis Diderot stumbled from a carriage in wintery St . Petersburg

The name cannon gradually came to be applied to every gun fired from a carriage or fixed mount and with a bore larger than one inch.

On June 2, Frank hopped from a carriage and "tripped up the [White House] steps and swept through the great entrance like a radiant vision of young springtime," a veteran staffer enthused.

The LNC intended to use half the hearse vans for Anglican and half for Nonconformist coffins, to prevent Anglicans from sharing a carriage with Nonconformists, but in practice this arrangement was little used.

Billy DiMaggio, 30, a Tropicana juice distributor from Howard Beach, offered a carriage ride through Central Park and dinner at Tavern on the Green.

A messenger arrives with a letter from a lady in a carriage.

So maybe 40 passengers share the emissions for pulling a carriage from London to Glasgow.

In the normal course of things Brackstone drove Frederick in a carriage from Crockmore to Henley Station in the morning.