Sentence examples for like a chariot from inspiring English sources
Her black Escalade shuttles her between appearances like a chariot, and woe to those who ride alongside and disrupt her delicate equilibrium.
Like, 'I'd like to float on a chariot' or 'I'd like to ride a white horse.' Whatever your idea is, we say, 'OK.' Then we tell the choreographer and she whips up a version of their idea.
Mostly he makes visually appealing use of elemental stagecraft: four performers, their hands turning like wheels, are a chariot.
With that, the grace and simple rightness of a long, thrusting hoodline and a driver holding the reins from behind, like Charlton Heston in a chariot, disappeared.
I liked it because this raw space with its exposed brick is nothing like a burnished chariot.
Some of the 40 racks of sale shoes in sizes 5 to 12 had been whittled down to make room for prefall arrivals, but there was still enough on offer — including a yellow and red patent-leather Prada sandal with a back like a winged chariot that originally went for $1,300 — to entice the bargain-savvy.
The Transrapid in Shanghai Looks like a heavenly chariot to me.
Apparent wholes like the self can be reduced to these constituent factors, just as a chariot can be reduced to its parts.
Would the car be a chariot?
He participated in a chariot race and was declared the winner, despite falling off his chariot.
