Sentence examples for rear carriage from inspiring English sources

Ms. Hass, 37, rented the place in 2001, after passing up an even smaller apartment in the building's rear carriage house.

Andrea Bryce, 25, travel coordinator, from Edinburgh, who was travelling to a training course, in the rear carriage of the Thames Turbo train.

On the turbo train, passengers were unable to open internal doors, and the report notes it was "fortunate" those in the rear carriage were able to escape through the rear cab.

He could have picked Japan, I suppose, but his characters have to hop onto a rear carriage, like robbers in a Western, and you can't really do that with a bullet train.

It is believed at least one of the rear carriages of the train derailed at 50mph and exploded.

The rear carriages of the local train, which was made up of six carriages, "Lloyd's News" says, were reduced to wreckage, and the engine of the express turned into the six-foot way, ploughing up the sleepers.

A long goods train from Smyrna was awaiting on the single line at Ephesus, but the railway employés were unable to shunt it completely on a short siding before the runaway troops train dashed into the three rear carriages of the goods train.

2], at Wallingford, Connecticut, when the engine-driver of the first section of the White Mountain express, who had not seen the danger signal on account, he says, of the fog, sent his train crashing at a speed of forty miles an hour into the rear carriages of the second section of the Bar Harbor express.

According to eyewitnesses and media reports, the first four carriages derailed on the bend, causing the middle and rear carriages to either flip into the air or crash into those in front.

Live BBC television coverage at 08 15 the following morning showed that although the whole train had been derailed, the rear carriages were standing nearly vertically on the sleepers and ballast.

The very front and very rear carriages are the least likely to be overcrowded.