Sentence examples for work carriage from inspiring English sources

Other horse breeds developed specifically for light agricultural work, carriage and road work, various sport disciplines, or simply as pets.

According to French police and Eurotunnel, some 2,000 migrants attempted on Monday night and 1,500 on Tuesday to "storm" the cross-Channel facility, apparently swarming over the platforms of the freight terminal to try to conceal themselves in the lattice-work carriages carrying UK-bound lorries.

Apprentice carpenter Tom Marsh, 18, has been working in the carriage works for the past 18 months as part of a scheme paid for by the Skills for the Future, Heritage Lottery Grant.

After electrification, the outer suburban routes were worked with carriage stock hauled from Baker Street by an electric locomotive that was exchanged for a steam locomotive en route.

Christabel Jane Drewry was born on April 11 , 1913 in Eastleigh, England; her father worked at the town carriage works.

Getting horses used to the accouterments of carriage work is crucial.

Body work on a carriage can take six months to a year.

He was examined by two veterinarians on Thursday and suspended from carriage work for seven days, Mr. Malone said.

Their "work" – pulling a carriage on ball-bearing wheels on a comfortable paved surface – is easier than being ridden, racing at a gallop, or jumping over fences.

Replacement disease should be more prominent when competition and replacement in carriage work through acquisition, because acquisition is generally believed to pose the highest risk of developing pneumococcal disease (34, 35).

The S&DR opened a carriage works south of Darlington North Road station in 1853 and later it built a locomotive works nearby to replace its works at Shildon.