Sentence examples for wagon train from inspiring English sources
noun
A number of horse-drawn wagons traveling together for safety.
The TV western star Robert Horton of "Wagon Train" fame.
"This wagon train had to have an instrument," he said.
In 1841 the first wagon train of settlers left Missouri for California.
In 1857, a wagon train of migrant families heading to California was massacred in southwest Utah.
He and his fiancée are part of a wagon train heading west into Native American territory.
Cattle herder, wagon train worker, Pony Express rider, buffalo hunter, gold prospector — he did them all.
A 30-wagon train brought supplies and equipment to Spittal to be transported to the works.
Wagon-train transportation moved westward with the advancing frontier.
"I call them the wagon-train women," she said.
Part of wagon-train morality was leaving the weakest behind to freeze in the mountain passes.
After Mexican independence (1821), a brisk wagon-train commerce developed over the Santa Fe Trail.
