Sentence examples for to carriage from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of conveying; carrying.
For services to carriage driving in Wiltshire.
As the pipers march from carriage to carriage there are some pretty confused looking faces.
Some meandered from carriage to carriage, greeting old friends; some sought out new ones.
Some states have extended the rules of the convention to carriage not governed by the convention.
For services to the community in Bolton and to Carriage Driving through the Riding For Disabled Association in North West England.
It was then I met Samuel Mzwayeine, a big man passing from carriage to carriage selling sweets and singing melodiously about his mother and father.
As well as the website's road directions to Aberporth, there is a picture with big black arrows showing how to get from car park to carriage.
Hence, oceanic transportation is limited to carriage of cargoes to and from Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and the east coast of India.
"Many lesser networks owned by the large content companies are tied to carriage of their more valuable services," said Dan York, who oversees programming deals for DirecTV.
Those that don't make it to the other side in the digital transition could reasonably be compared to carriage makers and carriage parts makers.
ELEVEN years ago, coerced by a colleague, she agreed to brief Rudolph W. Giuliani, then a Republican mayoral candidate, on everything from the pro-choice platform to carriage horse etiquette.
