Sentence examples for the wagon from from inspiring English sources

What if, he thought, just what if his character got on and off the wagon from episode to episode?

With the bonnet, the wagon stood about 10 feet (3 metres) tall, and the total length of the wagon from front tongue and yoke to rear measured some 23 feet (7 metres).

In the case of technical errors of a wagon the railway undertakings discard the wagon from the train.

The SWL transport includes the transfer of the wagon from the hinterland terminal to the shunting yard, the shunting process within the shunting yard, the train from the shunting yard to the regional shunting point, the shunting at the regional shunting point and the distribution and delivery of the wagons to the final recipients' sidings.

One of the earliest surviving works, The Song of the Wagons (from around 750), gives voice to the sufferings of a conscript soldier in the imperial army and a clear-sighted consciousness of suffering.

Then new smells arose — from the cobblestones as we stepped back to avoid the heavy drays, from the beer-barrels on the wagons, from the open doors of restaurants, from fruit stands where bananas dominated, and, finally, from the vegetable markets which, for some reason, we passed on our way from the docks.

Thus, together with the new integrated business model, the round trip times of the wagons from nowadays approximately 3 days shall be reduced to 2 days.

One day we're here, the next day gone, picked up by the meat wagon from the morgue, dropped off at Bellevue or Kings County hospitals, and stored for up to 60 days in the fridge.

Before long, it was producing the Auto Wagon from the same basic structure, complete with a bed that could haul an 800-pound load.

"You can still stand right in the wagon ruts from that time".

Both genres evolved from tunes brought by Scotch-Irish and German settlers who traveled down the wagon trails from Pennsylvania.