Sentence examples for pack train from inspiring English sources
noun
A procession of beasts of burden, such as horses or mules, laden with freight.
Pino was 16 and admired Pasqual's general horsemanship and skill in driving a pack train of mules.
Not the saloonkeeper, nor various dignified old loafers of the days of 50-60, BaughBaugh". Baugh, who owns a pack train running between Yreka and Happy Camp.
The caravan included a pack train of camels loaded with AK-47s, bags of ammunition, heavy machine guns, and two mortars.
A pack train will turn dirt into dust, a wet trail into a mud pit, and a beautiful camp into a manure pile.
As usual, in front of or behind the riders came the pack train carrying the kitch en, the duffles and the tents.
It was hoped that they would follow the leaders of the pack train along the trail and into the next camp.
Transport relied on pack trains, which could negotiate the badly maintained roads and sufficed to carry the reduced stream of commerce.
Corbett describes the squalor of the mining camps, the chaos of the pack trains, the isolation and danger of the work itself.
Pack trains of horses were hauling water to crews in remote areas and in the Jarbidge Wilderness, where motorized vehicles are forbidden.
He hired pack trains to bring in supplies.
However, direct appeals to the Siamese government only yielded a few pack trains of firearms and ammunition.
