Sentence examples for wagon out from inspiring English sources

As Dennett ironically puts it, the robot "had just finished deducing that pulling the wagon out of the room would not change the color of the room's walls and was embarking on a proof of the further implication that pulling the wagon out would cause its wheels to turn more revolutions than there were wheels on the wagon – when the bomb exploded".

On my first test drive, backing the wagon out of a narrow parking spot with little room to maneuver, the car suddenly felt enormous.

The couple would move their Volvo wagon out of the garage to weigh and salt legs, then age them in their guest bedroom.

Just when you think you've gotten lost for good, it appears like an oasis, a low-slung stucco building with an old wagon out front, and pastures and silos as backdrops.

With the all-new-for-2001 all-new-for-2001 all-new-for-2001 all-new-for-2001 V70ts station wagon out of the realm of the placid and predictable and into the fast lane.

In decorating it with a saddle, lasso, boots, spurs, a holster — even a steer's skull — as well as a covered wagon out front, he has given his establishment more than just a "little taste" of Texas.

Often people get there 5 or 10 minutes late, so I come in and nobody's there, and I help put the wagons out and clean up the front of the store.

The E.M.T. wagon pulls out with the lights still flashing but the siren off.

One unfortunate result: the wagon moves out almost too abruptly on takeoff from a stop.

Despite a mere 3.6-inch stretch over the sedan, this smartly packaged wagon carves out more cargo space, both behind the second row and with that seat folded, than its Audi, BMW or Cadillac rivals — and more than nearly any compact luxury S.U.V. There's 25.8 cubic feet behind the split rear seat and 60.5 with the seat down.

When the uncle came around to fetch Aanakwad, in his wagon fitted out with sled runners, it was very hard, for she and her husband had argued right up to the last about the children, argued fiercely until the husband had finally given in.