For example, in Bartlett Sher's 2012 production of Donizetti's "Elisir d'Amore," which returned this season, when Dr. Dulcamara first steps from his wagon to sing about the wonders of his miracle elixir, a large crowd of choristers stand downstage facing him, their backs to the audience.
"We are peaceable," Fielden answered, and began to step down from the wagon.
When I step out of the wagon, the entire clan is all smiles.
Yaki reaches it and finds its doors are locked, too, so he stands on a wagon-lit step, clings to a doorhandle, and stares at travellers safe inside as the carriages are shunted about.
Eleven years ago last week I woke up in Peckham Rye on a misty, mellow morning, made some coffee and drank it on the steps of my "bunk wagon", the temporary home I'd been given by the owner of Zippos Circus, Martin Burton, who had generously accommodated a request (I may have begged) to "run away" with them.
It's unlikely you would sustain an injury like that simply by slipping as you stepped into the police wagon.
That makes sense, but they couldn't help themselves, rolling out the welcome wagon, going one step further than many Mets fans want to see, bestowing a first pitch honor onto him.
After a week with the hatchback, which steps in for the previous wagon, I could not bring myself to speak the U-word.
White headed back downstairs, stepping over a blue plastic wagon, and out to the backyard to a yellow-and-black brick building with a sign on the wall that read, "It Pays to Upholster".
In 1906 1908, although in his late 70s, he retraced his steps along the Oregon Trail by wagon, seeking to build monuments in communities along the way.
