Sentence examples for romantic carriage from inspiring English sources

The hurricane also brought some of the highest tides on record to the South Carolina coast, flooding the streets and intersections in historic Charleston, a city of pre-civil war homes, church steeples and romantic carriage rides.

For example, Kramer, in the "Seinfeld" episode "The Rye," takes over driving a friend's hansom cab in order to get George's girlfriend's parents out of the house, on a romantic carriage ride, so that George can replace the missing marbled rye bread that is the MacGuffin at the heart of the episode.

(The evening includes "a romantic downtown carriage ride").

Don't get us wrong, we fully understand and appreciate the long and romantic tradition these carriages are steeped in: long rides through Central Park on Christmas Eve; a romantic evening spent with a loved one under the snow covered canopy of a Victorian-age coach.

In a busy city like New York, carriage rides aren't romantic -- they're cruel.

Take a romantic tour with a horse-drawn carriage among the picturesque poplar trees and villas.

In fact, they remind us, the carriages aren't so romantic for the poor guys who draw them.

The hotel also offers a la carte options for proposals, with romantic amenities such as horse-drawn carriages, private sunset cruises, spa treatments, and more.

"She hates carriages, anything that's typically romantic," he said.

In Chicago, horse-drawn carriages are a familiar and romantic staple along the city's Magnificent Mile and lakefront.

Part of the workshop's SummerDANZ festival, the evening opened with "Romantic Conversions," a study of the port de bras (or carriage of the arms) set to Rachmaninoff's lush Piano Concerto No. 2 in C minor.