Sentence examples for when carriage from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, customers of another major cable operator, Cablevision, were reminded Friday of what can happen when carriage talks break down.

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No significant differences were found in the presence of PVL when carriage isolates were compared with invasive blood-culture isolates.

However, it is unclear whether the risk of infection is higher for the colonised individual when carriage is persistent [ 9, 10].

Its electric iron gates sank into the ground when carriages pulled into the Gresham's interior arcade, discharging visitors onto a new type of pavement called asphalt.

Six men and one woman died, including two Palace fans, and over 50 people were injured in the 9 November crash when carriages overturned as the tram took a sharp bend.

That was when carriages were private enough to be murdered in and spacious enough to let your thoughts fly out without snagging on the conversation of the people opposite, and I was hoping for such an experience (epiphany, not murder) on the train from Paris to Nice.

A total of 16 people were injured when their carriage collided with an empty carriage on a low section of the ride, which can reach speeds of up to 50mph.

When the carriage was clear, I tried again.

She was killed by falling masonry, dislodged when the carriage hit the bridge.

Willems said, "When our carriage finally broke down, we sent back the horse and dog and bought bicycles".