by carriage造句

• He travelled by carriage along with a baggage wagon and saddle horses.
• The party then moved on by carriage to see Bestwood Pumping Station.
• The object is a stepping stone utilized by those who arrived by carriage.
• The station area is now completely fenced and used by carriage repair industry.
• Passengers were able to drive from the station to their destination by carriage.
• The company was founded by carriage maker Joseph W . Moon.
• The distance between these two stations were about a mile by carriage ride.
• His early life was shaped by carriages and the advance of the automobile age.
• During one-and two-hour intermissions, everyone switches locations on foot or by carriage or bus.
• They put on their best clothes and travel by carriage.
• People traveling to Pittsburgh by carriage probably stopped for refreshment.
• It was a four-day trip by carriage, and it wasn't an inexpensive trip ."
• A few months later, on 23 June, she was traveling by carriage towards Salzburg.
• Exhausted, she contracted pneumonia during a walk by carriage.
• As for the cars, they were built mostly in-house or by carriage-makers of their day.
• It was followed by carriages carrying the children of Queen Beatrix and her three sisters.
• He travelled by horse, and she by carriage.
• Edith was dragged off and taken by carriage to a psychiatric asylum, The Priory Hospital, Roehampton.
• Although not initially carried on digital cable systems, WLOV-DT2 was eventually picked up by carriage agreements.
• He traveled by carriage where roads were passable.