Sentence examples for had a wagon from inspiring English sources

By 1803, it had a wagon maker, a cabinet builder, a blacksmith, a tannery, a cheese factory and two cooperages.

The firm kept $1 million in its safe at night, and had a wagon lift to the basement so that precious goods were not handed across the sidewalk.

If Jaguar had a wagon in this price range and eliminated design miscues such as the plastic "wood" dash (and had a snappy advertising campaign showing prosperous-looking families driving to picnics in their Jag Wag), we think it could sell.

"We have a wagon continuously bringing water.

This robot has a wagon truck to transfer luggage, important specimens, and other materials.

"I have to have a wagon," Ms. Tamboer said before she swapped vehicles last week.

And if the cops were really after the overconfident, they would have a wagon permanently stationed outside Peter Jones in Sloane Square.

One other thing: If you'd rather have a wagon and lament that only Subaru offers one in this price range, don't fear: A wagon version of the 6 is on its way soon.

In fact, Brits already have a wagon variant of the Mondeo and are getting something called the Mondeo ST220 soon, a hotter version of the stock wagon with a 220-horsepower engine more guts than you'll get in the stock, 194-hp, 2.5-liter motor in the X-type.

But the Warriors, co-owned by entertainment venturist and co-Dodgers overlord Peter Guber, have some rival L.A. rooting interests that don't have a wagon hitched to the losers-of-late Lakers.

If you have a wagon, place the drawer on the wagon and move it throughout the day to get the most sun exposure.