Sentence examples for the same chariot from inspiring English sources

Her son, King Xerxes, attempts to yoke them to the same chariot but the woman in Greek dress resists and breaks free.

So my job, instead of just having to define what the thing is, is as much about trying to harness this fantastic team to be pulling roughly the same chariot in roughly the same direction.

So must an arrow feel when it leaves the bow!" There is an irony here, because our hero is more at one with British bloodstock than he ever will be with British humans, who will soon use the same chariot to storm the Roman camp.

He also acknowledged the expanded Soviet threat in his State of the Union address in 1958: "Trade, economic development, military power, arts, science, education, the whole world of ideas all are harnessed to this same chariot of expansion.

When a third horse was added, it was called triga; and by the same analogy a chariot and four was called quadrigae; in Greek τετραορία or τέθριππος.

The movie, which wants to ennoble golf with the same spiritual mystique that "Chariots of Fire" brought to running, is even more hushed in tone than its prototype.

Bronze reliefs of an archaic chariot in the same collection have their opulent counterparts in some hammered silver and electrum fragments in London, Munich, and Perugia.

The Australia White portrayed in Riders in the Chariot was the same one that caused a number of the next generation of writers, including Peter Porter and Clive James, to flee to the grim bedsits of London, where, whatever the squalor, literature had been known to occur.

To be clear, the fixed pickup spots for Chariot Direct are the same as the ones in the standard service.

Smart Routes is similar to ride sharing service Loup, which pays people to drive their cars and pick people up on bus-like routes through a city, and Chariot which does the same but with big vans.

Smart Routes is similar to ride sharing service Loup, which pays people to drive their cars and pick people up on bus-like routes through a city, and Chariot which does the same but with big vans.