Sentence examples for open carriage from inspiring English sources

Poincaré drove up in an open carriage to meet the king and queen.

Ivor told the jury: "I placed my left foot against the open carriage door to prevent it shutting.

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

When she returned to Amsterdam, she was driven through crowded streets in an open carriage drawn by four white horses.

Kim has an exceptionally expansive line, maintaining the lovely open carriage of his body even when soaring into the highest powered jumps.

She travelled "in an open carriage behind a pair of prize-winning Cuban horses, one snow-white and the other black," with a "giant" footman mounted behind.

The steam train from Ravenglass stops here; jump on one of the open carriages to make the most of the views on the 10-minute ride into Boot.

More basic open carriages, described by an observer as "plain homely unadorned butter-and-egg sort of market carts", each carried 60 passengers.

These crowds had been drinking all day; as the train passed under bridges the train, with its open carriages, was pelted with objects thrown down from the bridges, and on one occasion Comet struck a wheelbarrow, apparently deliberately placed across the rails.

Human rights campaigners are currently gearing up for protests next week, which will focus of an official procession which will see President Xi Jinping travel to Buckingham Palace in an open-carriage.

With 70 horsepower, this open-carriage, seven-passenger sedan could reach speeds of 65 miles per hour.