Sentence examples for that a carriage from inspiring English sources

Last year, she rebuked the industry after the tennis star Martina Navratilova complained that a carriage driver had used antigay and racist slurs, an incident captured on video.

Today Sky said it could not confirm any deals to carry Sky Atlantic with other pay-TV operators – which could leave Virgin Media subscribers, for instance, rather stuffed, although the expectation is that a carriage agreement is likely to be reached.

The Queen tells Sidonie that a carriage is leaving for Switzerland and that she will be in it.

This apprenticeship turned him away from academic art: "I want to paint like the primitives, whose painting is as simple as that on a carriage door" (3 ).

The link to the West London Railway opened on 1 July that year, served by a carriage that was attached or detached at Notting Hill for Kensington (Addison Road).

6.A folding canopy that looks like a carriage hood has an aluminum and stainless-steel frame and arms that sink into the sand for stability.

He drives a motorbike that carries a carriage-like trailer, and parks outside the city's main supermarket to ferry shoppers home for a small fee.

The scanner, which was mounted on a carriage that rolled along a 60-foot table, read an encoded score that was drawn on cardboard cards that covered the table.

Under each scanner's glass window is a box known as a carriage that is propelled along a rail by a motor.

Of course, what if the train is full and you have no choice but to sit in a carriage that has become a virtual office?

Both arms rest in a carriage that moves as the tracer arm is moved; a vernier wheel within the carriage provides directly the area that is measured, calibration of vernier and area units being undertaken at the outset.