Sentence examples for wagon often from inspiring English sources

I need frequent reminders on the approach laid out in this book, as I fall off the "GTD" wagon often.

To go to the grocery store, I hauled him in a red wagon — often crimson-faced from cold — over slushy sidewalks and roads.

If you do not have a horse, you can ride on a wagon; often at least one of these belongs to the ride organizers.

Two years after graduation, Joseph Bunting 1895 imported one of the first gasoline automobiles to America, what he called a French "devil wagon". Often costing $100,000 in today's dollars, the first cars were playthings for the ultra-rich.

The New Yorker, May 13 , 1950 P. 20Incidental Intelligence: A station wagon often seen in Boston, usually run by an elderly gentleman, is marked, on the door, "Ye Olde Cabot".

By A. D. Colswell and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, May 13 , 1950 P. 20Incidental Intelligence: A station wagon often seen in Boston, usually run by an elderly gentleman, is marked, on the door, "Ye Olde Cabot".

The glass-topped Bowery and Chinatown rubberneck wagons often park in front of the Venice, and now and then a band of sightseers stand on the sidewalk and stare at Mazie.

Paddy wagons, often the first step of a journey that might last forever, are not happy places.

The researchers' hypothesis was that people with VMPC-damage would come to the utilitarian answer in difficult cases (push the guy in front of the wagon) more often than either of the other two groups.

The best of Astaire's films during this period was The Band Wagon (1953), often cited as one of the greatest of film musicals; it featured Astaire's memorable duet with Cyd Charisse to the song "Dancing in the Dark".

I was getting fed up with falling off the wagon too often".