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2. Baby carriages, Fold-up pushchairs, Baby carriages, Pushchairs, Perambulators incorporating carry cots, Covers for baby carriages

3. Carriages for knitting machines

4. Horse carriages are obsolescent. Sentencedict.com

5. Ruts made by ancient carriages, Austria

6. He posted in private carriages to London.

7. Horse Drawn Wagons, Buggys, Carriages handmade

8. They coupled the carriages of the train together.

9. Teacher, these are Meng and Shu's carriages

10. When newlyweds in fancy carriages Leave the reception gay

11. 27 Then he made the ten carriages*+ of copper.

12. Ten carriages and basins of copper (27-39)

13. graffiti-proof paint for walls, train carriages and other objects

14. graffiti-proof paint for walls, train carriages and other objects.

15. * There was one basin for each of the ten carriages.

16. The new firm built carriages, Barouches, buggies, gigs, sulkeys, wagons, etc

17. Loading and unloading of ships, motor vehicles, railway carriages and airplanes

18. The passing of carriages is no longer heard in the streets.

19. There were no rickshas, but to their surprise horses were pulling carriages.

20. There was one basin upon each carriage for the ten carriages.

21. You may flaunt your guineas on lavish garments and fancy carriages.

22. These narrow roads are a leftover from the days of horse - drawn carriages.

23. Horizontal strip accumulator with slim strip supporting carriages and passive central hooking system

24. The D301 Careered into the stalled train, sending six carriages off the tracks.

25. Break bulk cargo includes things like yachts, masts, industrial machines or train carriages.

26. The train will be ready to leave when all the carriages have been coupled.

27. The carriages are slidably positionable in the guideway of the blowout preventer.

28. So great was the rush that they were sent before proper carriages had been developed, and the guns had to be mounted in the carriages of 25-pounder gun-howitzers.

29. Residents mill around damaged train carriages after a collision in Jakarta, 30 June 200

30. The Mark 2 carriages were replaced with Mark 3s at the same time.

31. I want silk dresses and fine carriages and a man to smell good.

32. Albert kept horses and carriages as a means of making a living for us.

33. 25 Bath is a very hilly town, not easy for carriages or sedan chairs.

34. Luxuriously refurbished carriages, used formerly by maharajas and viceroys, retain the ambience of their royal heritage.

35. Nine Rifled muzzle loaders (RMLs) on disappearing Moncrieff carriages were built at the Royal Gun Foundry, Woolwich.

36. As the sick and exhausted prisoners fell to the floor and died, the carriages became less crowded.

37. In addition, locomotives, tenders, brake vans, goods wagons, and passenger carriages had to be brought in.

38. The death toll could rise above 13 once heavy equipment is used to lift the carriages.

39. Government Arsenals that manufactured or stored guns, carriages and ordnance for use by the U.S

40. And we can predict this because his personal carriages are prepared several days in advance.

41. Rental and leasing of accommodation and stabling facilities for trains, engines, locomotives, carriages, freight cars and rolling stock

42. She could also carry an ambulance train of 14 carriages and four wagons., with the associated personnel.

43. He took an extraordinary interest and pride in his home , his garden , his horses , and his carriages .

44. Victoria’s son King Edward VII chose not to ride in the carriages built for his mother.

45. And what a show it will be -- horse-drawn carriages, guards of honor and lots of snazzy uniforms.

46. Horse-drawn carriages, usually with a young boy or girl sitting up with the driver, clatter over cobblestones.

47. Horse-drawn wagons and carriages, an electric trolley car, and pedestrians congest a cobblestone Philadelphia street in 18

48. So we fled for the tree line where their... your armored carriages met us with cannon fire and flame.

49. However, this left a lot of slack between carriages, so acceleration and braking would be both rough and noisy.

50. James Cunningham Son & Co. sold more carriages in the United States in the 1880s than all other manufacturers combined.

51. Another key source of war materiel was the Watertown Arsenal, which produced ammunition, gun carriages and leather military accouterments.

52. Today leaf springs are still used in heavy commercial vehicles such as vans and trucks, SUVs, and railway carriages.

53. In the Western world, for example, it was a time of horse-drawn carriages, top hats, and long, trailing skirts.

54. + 37 This is how he made the ten carriages;+ they were all cast alike,+ with the same measure and shape.

55. 12 Coachmen in tan boots, white tights, and blue jackets waited obsequiously for the mistresses of carriages who were shopping inside.

56. 16 Amid centuries-old tradition featuring royal carriages, cannon fire and state trumpeters, Queen Elizabeth has formally opened Britain's parliament.

57. Our Wagons, Buggys and Carriages are horse drawn ready which will provide you with many years of quality service.

58. How many tucks can any one needle accept without the whole thing piling up on the needles and jamming the carriages?

59. London Transport adhered very strictly to annual inspection of cars and overhaul as necessary, ready for relicensing as Metropolitan Stage Carriages.

60. Train 701 was delivered in late 2006 and joined with the carriages of Duplex-Réseau unit 619 for pre-production tests.

61. • Holes were drilled on the tops of several carriages in order to evacuate any hydrogen gas that might have accumulated within.

62. Coupler (plural Couplers) (now rare) Someone who couples things together, especially someone whose job it is to couple railway carriages

63. Cocooned inside air-conditioned carriages, “passengers on The Ghan enjoy luxury on wheels,” says Larry Ierace, train manager for The Ghan’s inaugural crossing.

64. The Prime Minister described how he recalled the passengers and railway carriages, and how this was such an emotional experience for him.

65. The timeless, hand-cobbled appearance of Bergerac® recalls an era when horse-drawn carriages traversed the avenues of Europe's great cities

66. It was allowed to remain there, and its several carriages became their accommodations for the whole period —very convenient and much appreciated!

67. The colours were unchanged (although locomotives often carried less yellow than before) but locomotives, carriages and advertising received a new logotype.

68. We have now divided this gallery into three sections Horse-drawn carriages Horse-drawn Charabancs, including stage coaches and early omnibuses Motorised vehicles

69. What does Cavalcade mean? The definition of a Cavalcade is a line of riders or carriages moving together, or a series of events

70. Raeburn Wynd was steep and led to a series of mews conversions above garages which would once have housed the monarch's carriages and horses.

71. We specialize in custom-built show carts, buggies and carriages, wagons, and Buckboards, so don't hesitate to contact us about your personalized project.

72. (1Ki 6:36) The courtyard furnishings, the altar of sacrifice, the great “molten sea,” ten carriages for water basins, and other utensils were of copper.

73. See definition of Bustling EXAMPLE SENTENCES FROM THE WEB The huge engine, the wonderful carriages, the imposing guard, the busy porters and the Bustling station

74. In 1827, a fellow called George Pocock actually pioneered the use of kites for towing buggies in races against horse carriages across the English countryside.

75. Following the demise of the monarchy in 1918, there remained around 100 carriages, sleds, sedan chairs and litters along with their associated harnesses, saddles and Caparisons.

76. The Nazis crammed from 100 to 150 of us prisoners into empty coal carriages, without food or water, and we traveled through frost and freezing rain.

77. This Category contains pages for: Arsenals Armouries (CAN) -or- Armories (US) Ordnance Depots Companies that manufactured guns, carriages and ordnance for use on military installations.

78. The two elegant postilion-driven Gala-Barouches (No 2 and No 3) are used at incoming state visits, provided the weather conditions are suitable for open carriages

79. To-day this gentleman is in prison; his elegant furniture, his Armoried carriages and his pure-blood English horses are passing under the hammer of the Sheriff, for debt

80. An energy accumulator unit (E, 15, 25) is coupled to one of the extension arms of the carriages or to the extension arm of the upper sliding element.