Sentence examples for wagon out of from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
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".
The move was accomplished Monday, May 4. "The rough teamsters sometimes refused to move their loaded wagons out of the way for an ambulance until told that it contained Jackson," McGuire wrote, "and then, with all possible speed, they gave the way and stood with hats off and weeping as he went by".
Spite House, Alexandria, Virginia John Hollensbury, the owner of an adjacent house, built the seven-foot-wide, two-story home in 1830 to keep loiterers and wagons out of his alley, thus giving it the nickname the Spite House.
So as the wagon pulled out of the security area, he let go, fell to the ground, and ran.
But over all, the cross section of station wagon enthusiasts the filmmakers interviewed were not deterred that station wagons were out of fashion.
In mid-April of 1846, nine covered wagons rolled out of Springfield, Ill., bound for California.
'Fire in those moments was life, and nobody shares life.' The Grande Armée was reduced to a stream of men, horses and a few wagons, stretching out of sight like a black ribbon on the uniformly white plain of snow: 'Each man walked on his own, silent and almost crushed by the weight of his thoughts and fears'.
