How to pronounce “carriages” in English

And the carriages looked like what they actually were, which is stagecoach bodies.

But open carriages are running to Scotland by the time that they're finally put a stop to,

So this is the carriages.

There were only ever eight of these carriages, two four car units.

Because they had to pull the carriages.

went down White Hall in their glittering carriages jiggling with epolets and

GoodBaby makes 80% of the world's baby carriages.

And also the Spanish made them to pull carriages, but an aristocratic carriage.

They had straps or strings drawn across the roofs of the carriages for gentlemen's hats.

That's why the first cars were called horseless carriages.

thick coat of white buried the city sledges large wooden carriages the carriages that glided around town on

to be accurate in the way that I portray the carriages and the clothes and the way that they looked.

We also see a streetcar, carriages, and bicycles.

This thing is a Ferrari in a land that has only seen horse and carriages so far.

You do find these double deck, especially commuter carriages, but it didn't quite work here.

Advantages all around-- bigger and bigger carrying capacity you'll need fewer carriages and wagons to carry the same stuff.

Before the game, they put them in these horse carriages.

So there you see locomotives of the time, and carriages and the livery of that time, and engine shed built from scratch.

So they couldn't even get the water if they had been able to get the carriages there.

Not allowed to bring baby carriages into the playground and other odd rules in Stuyvesant Town.

horse-drawn trams that usually seesawed through the center of pieta sky were forced to stop as long lines of morning carriages

And here on the picture you can see all these people with their bundles, their suitcases, baby carriages.

If we look about 100 years ago, the streets were crowded with horses, overworked horses that were pulling carriages in the blistering heat

In her analog game, "Train," for example, players pack little people into carriages, according to the instructions they're given by the deck of cards.

When I was walking up to the Tribeca Film Festival to get this award, I saw it was a picture of 1905 of Broadway-- all these horse drawn carriages

You couldn't smoke in early railway carriages, but as more and more people in the wider world started smoking-- cigarettes came in, for instance,

But gradually we get the modern joined up train with a carriage, with a corridor, or the connections between the carriages.

There's a thing called a loading gauge, which is a railway way term for how big you can make your vehicles, carriages, locomotives before they start

And there you can see, lined up, those are some opened third class carriages.

That was when the long familiar but now vanished colors of blue and white, or just all blue for the carriages, came in with the yellow ends.

There was a giant place for the Clydesdales, and a huge collection of these antique carriages