Sentence examples for nice carriage from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, July 27, 1940 P. 9 A local matron, having heard that a friend of hers in the North of Ireland had given birth to a son, went out and bought a nice carriage blanket, which she mailed by parcel post along with a customs declaration specifying the contents of the package.

It was a chilly day, and they were huddled in the open carriage turning a nice shade of pale blue.

It's not ideal that we're both coming out in the same year, but at least my train carriage has a nice tree in it so shut up".

So when, at Ballasalla, a guard came through the train announcing: "There'll be a slight delay... of 30 minutes," everyone in the carriage was having such a nice time that no one even tutted.

QUIET carriages on trains are a nice idea: travellers voluntarily switch phones to silent, turn stereos off and keep chatter to a minimum.

What's nice about articles like "First Comes the Baby Carriage" (Thursday Styles, Oct. 13) is that they recognize that everyone has the right to engage in family planning.

Still, the special Augustine rate does come with breakfast and a free welcome drink (as well as a 30-minute ride in a horse-drawn carriage), and the place does sound nice.

You're just hoping to get nice pictures of the Queen, who turns up in a carriage, and the royal family – William and Charles are on horses, all dressed up, looking very spectacular.

I didn't take her outside much, anyway, because, when I pushed her in the baby carriage, people would lean down and peek in to say something nice and then give a start or jump back before frowning.

The carriage was packed.

The carriage slowed down.