Sentence examples similar to ride a wagon from inspiring English sources

If you do not have a horse, you can ride on a wagon; often at least one of these belongs to the ride organizers.

I learned that he constructed a giant 45-foot-tall boy riding a Radio Flyer wagon.

After all, I never rode a paddy wagon while black.

In a Facebook post Sunday, Woodall shared a photo of little Zayden riding a red wagon at Children's Hospital Colorado and noted he's "doing well".

Since prairie schooners had no suspension and the roads and trails at the time were rough, most people on long treks preferred to walk alongside the wagon or ride a horse (if they had one) rather than endure the wagon's constant jolting and lurching.

"You are pioneers but you are riding on a wagon that is going forward," he said.

Another band of Tigers waylaid the Kessler family as they rode in a wagon and forced them back to camp.

He rode in a wagon pulled by mules to the Westin Fairfax Hotel on Embassy Row in Washington where Mr. Gore lived for much of his youth.

I had a pretty big backyard, and I was always trying to build theme park rides — a wagon on a rope, holes I'd dug up and filled with water, pieces of wood on pulleys.

When she first registered to vote, in 1942, Rosanell Eaton rode a mule-drawn wagon to the county courthouse in North Carolina where she was greeted by three white men.

The girl was bitten while riding a hay-filled wagon, according to Hundley, and she was not trying to feed the camel.