Sentence examples for the carriage which from inspiring English sources

The carriage which carried Sir Winston Churchill's coffin to his final resting place has been restored.

After the funeral in London, his coffin was loaded into the carriage which was then drawn by Battle of Britain locomotive Winston Churchill to Oxfordshire.

Lanciani recounts that men picnicking at the site spoke of "the ghosts who haunted the crypt below, when suddenly the carriage which had brought them there, pushed by invisible hands, began to roll down the slope of the hill".

The carriages which transported The Royal Scots that day were lit by gas.

The underbody carriage, which the suspension and wheels are attached to, is critical to a vehicle's handling capabilities on the road.

Place each quartered section on the saw carriage, which holds the log while it is being sawn, so that the annual rings of growth are between 75 and 90 degrees to the face of the resulting boards.

We already knew that alongside Charlie Chaplin's The Circus and the 1921 Swedish film The Phantom Carriage, which he screened every year in his private cinema, he also had a sneaking affection for Dallas.

The Tourbillon carriage, which is fitted outside the movement and case where it is suspended, literally, rotates in a multi-dimensional manner on two axes, the main one being vertical.

Her Majesty was loudly cheered as she entered the Royal carriage, which was drawn up close to the platform.

In 1895, Cinderella went to the ball at Drury Lane with the help of technology and a new-fangled invention called the motor carriage, which blazed with 500 electric lamps.

The treasure hunters' lawyer, Jaroslaw Chmielewski, said they provided local authorities with a description of the train carriage, which is 120-150 metres long.