Sentence examples for taking a carriage from inspiring English sources

Later, taking a carriage drawn by horses, he travelled south, to Aix-en-Provence, as a private citizen without servants, because he believed that when one travelled alone one reflected more.

Somewhere between taking a carriage ride to the city's main square, Djemaa el Fna, and weighing my luggage on the Royal Air Maroc baggage scale, I gave myself – and my bank account – over to Morocco's mysteries, hungry to bring home a bit of the heady sensuality that hangs in its labyrinthine souks.

And afterwards, you and your spouse can end your evening by taking a carriage ride down Charleston's cobblestone streets.

Driver, hawking his ride: "Come and take a carriage ride.

In the story, Gabriel and his wife, Gretta, take a carriage through the snow to a hotel.

She would only take a carriage drawn by horses she felt looked properly cared for, so she insisted on inspecting all the caleches first.

If you take a carriage ride over country roads that you've driven a car on every day, you'll still see things you've never seen before".

The town's Old Point historic district is a delight; we took a carriage ride with the Sea Island Carriage Company and visited the town's delightful art galleries before chowing down at a waterfront eateries on Bay Street.