Sentence examples for off the carriage from inspiring English sources

The association is now selling off the carriage house with 14 surrounding acres — and a deed restriction that allows only one more house to be built on the land — for $2.8 million.

With about 500 exercises, the Pilates reformer is equipped with flexible lightweight bands, a carriage (at the foot of the reformer), which is attached by a set of springs that have different levels of resistance and shoulder blocks to keep you from sliding when you push and pull off the carriage.

Branston said he was satisfied Barklie was one of those physically pushing Sylla off the carriage and telling him to "fuck off".

A Chelsea fan who was on the train claimed the supporters pushed the man off the carriage because he was a PSG fan rather than for being black.

Souleymane Sylla was repeatedly and violently pushed off the carriage as he tried to board at the Richelieu-Drouot station in the French capital, in an incident filmed on a mobile phone by a passerby and also captured on CCTV.

A sack truck or lifting trolley could be used to move the goods on and off the carriage.

This method would create a quick and easy way of sealing off one part of the carriage from passengers.

Currently, when metro drivers are under instruction, an elasticated sheet is raised by connecting the handrails to section off that part of the carriage.

This method of freight storage on the metro could be applied to a passenger service by closing off one of the carriages; however, this arises the problem of increased dwell time (the time taken at each station).

Barklie had denied racist chanting, and said Sylla had been pushed off because the carriage was full.

Jeanrenaud is immediately off down the carriage with his hand out: "A little money for the guitar man, please".