Sentence examples for pannier from inspiring English sources
noun
A large basket or bag fastened, usually in pairs, to the back of a bicycle or pack animal, or carried in pairs over the shoulders.
ON A Friday evening in Onitsha, as the beer market is closing, a man carefully straps six cases of Hero lager and two cases of Pepsi to the pannier of his moped.
The battery pack has no business being strapped to the pannier rack behind the seat, or slung below the cross-bar, as so many are.
Under each plane, roughly in place of the bomb chamber, hung a pannier containing oil, coal and potatoes.
Ladies' costumes, following the caprices of the contemporary modes, included a pannier.
The final phase of the show – which featured magnificent Versailles-esque brocades and boned stomachers, mini-crinis and pannier dresses complete with bodices and bustles – was accompanied by a troupe of pre-teen ballerinas.
Barnstaple pannier market - just giving himself some space.
Time to re-up with his pannier-like backpack from the US bag champions.
Catherine Ferran is also obliged to play the later Lady Macbeth scenes in a vast, golden, Virgin Queen pannier-skirt that looked as if it could have shielded an army.
There's even a mention of panniers, because, Erskine says, "if you can't say 'pannier' when you're writing a cycling album, when can you?" "There's one called Zebra Crossing", she laughs, "which is about perspectives.
Next summer those nice clothes will include silk-striped bomber jackets, heavily beaded oversized easy tunics and dropped-crotch brocade trousers with folded, pannier-like pockets.
Next summer those nice clothes will include silk striped bomber jackets, heavily beaded tunics and drop-crotch brocade trousers with folded pannier-style pockets.
