Sentence examples for local carriage from inspiring English sources
The one where a Times Square Elmo takes off his mask and he has no head and blood begins pouring out of the Elmo mask onto his shoulders and the sidewalk and people's shoes and Elmo's eyes stare blankly upward while the blood pours and pours and — The one where the man's childhood abuser turns out to be a highly respected local carriage horse.
A local carriage driver sets up his horses and coaches before the next ride.
Lundy Island stamps (sometimes called Puffins) are a type of postage stamp known to philatelists as "local carriage labels" or "local stamps".
Motor vehicles were restricted at the end of the 19th century because of concerns for the health and safety of the island's residents and horses after local carriage drivers complained that automobiles startled their horses.
We also exploit the portability of MLST data by comparing the pooled Chengdu dataset (carriage plus disease) with the entire MLST dataset for this species, and with comparable studies of local carriage populations.
Talk story about the last of the local carriage-renting stables - Wainess Stables, at 427 East 90 Street, which was recently sold at auction.
By Edith Iglauer and John Brooks The New Yorker, August 31 , 1957P. 19 Talk story about the last of the local carriage-renting stables - Wainess Stables, at 427 East 90 Street, which was recently sold at auction.
Early movers to this area — where rush hour can bring blaring traffic jams and the air sometimes smells like hay from the local carriage-horse stables — have often found it a tough slog.
No one was injured -- the local horse-drawn carriages seem to move at a faster clip -- and the mayor rode it the next day to reassure his citizens that the tram was safe.
But while a cable system must generally oblige all of the local broadcasters that demand carriage, a local station is not obliged to give its signal to the cable operator.
Manufacturers, quick to spot an opportunity, filled the Manchester Guardian's pages with aeroplane-themed advertisements, including a call for Aeroplanes for All from local plane and motor carriage builder William Arnold.
