Sentence examples for good carriage from inspiring English sources

That the popular symbol of success the world over is now a big car may mark a regression from the more sensitive age of Stendhal, for whom it was a good carriage; in any case it is.

That culminated in a creepy profile of Romney's wife in which Kessler noted her "good carriage" and "blond mane" and adding, "She is unpretentious, but she isn't shy.

With the construction of a good carriage road up the Bhor Ghat during the regimes of Mountstuart Elphinstone and Sir John Malcolm gave better access from Bombay to the Deccan.

He is six feet four, with an upright carriage and a good smile.

She traveled largely by steamer and train, but also rattled along in a good many carriages.

"I am at a loss," he wrote his British middleman in exasperation, "to conceive the reason why … some other gentlemen's tobacco should sell at 12 pence last year and mine … only fetch 11 ½." Soon enough, Washington began to feel pinched by his creditors a situation not lightened by the fact that he found it all too easy to keep on ordering luxury goods like carriages and fine china.

Consequently if the ninety-day or the one-year suspension should become effective, the carriage of interstate goods into Illinois and other states would be seriously disrupted.

HBV vaccination in infants confers very good protection against carriage up to 15 years of age, although a large proportion of vaccinated subjects did not have detectable anti-HBs at this age.

Buck straight of carriage, good-looking, smart, and ambitious met Maggie, as he came to call her, thirteen years old, beautiful, and of "marrying age". She offered him water, he took it, and all thoughts of Mr. Porterfield left her mind.

This document is the receipt given by the shipping company to the shipper for goods accepted for carriage by sea.

This agreement consists of provisions dealing with the obligations of the seller and the buyer as to the time and place of delivery, the insurance and carriage of goods, the conformity of goods with the contract and the giving of goods title.