Sentence examples for into carriage from inspiring English sources

Pumpkin into carriage, cabbage into concert hall, bippidi-bobbidi-boo.

In the 1860s, Adams imported chicle, which comes from the sap of the sapodilla tree and forms the basis for most gums, hoping to turn it into carriage tires.

Find suitable spot for crashing vehicle into carriage without being spotted or challenged.

The first crime script describes an offender parking a VBIED (Meyer 2011, p. 314-315): 1. Find suitable spot for crashing vehicle into carriage without being spotted or challenged.

Cable operators will be keen to strengthen their position going into carriage agreements with HBO, while smaller networks that are unlikely to survive outside of a traditional cable package may look to merge in order to stay viable as the industry moves toward more OTT offerings.

Cable operators will be keen to strengthen their position going into carriage agreements with HBO, while smaller networks that are unlikely to survive outside of a traditional cable package may look to merge in order to stay viable as the industry moves toward more OTT offerings.

Nobody ever helps me into carriages, or over mud-puddles, or gives me any best place!

At Xierqi, one of the busiest stations, platform attendants help to push commuters into carriages during rush hour.

In the chaos, Muslim families crammed themselves into carriages bound for Pakistan, while Hindus travelled in the opposite direction, both fearing for their lives.

In rush hour, according to some estimates, more than 5,000 people can cram into carriages designed to carry no more than 1,700.

Many regular users see it as little more than a modern-day train robbery, with fat cat bosses cramming passengers into carriages and creaming off vast profits from creaking services.