How To Use Horse-drawn In A Sentence
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A horse-drawn tonga keeps stately pace with the latest Mercedes, jostled by cycles and bikes.
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Normally it went about its business either on foot or in an arabeah, the horse-drawn cab distinctive to the city.
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They had a horse-drawn wagon full of clocks.
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Even after the stagecoach era - until the 1920s - it was the starting point for horse-drawn wagonette outings.
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I am not being drawn into a slanging match with the defenders of horse-drawn landaus on Blackpool Prom.
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His commissions ranged from old-style Royal Mail post trolleys to baskets for horse-drawn carts and props for magicians and ice shows.
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Other entrances were used mainly for horse-drawn supplies of empty barrels from the Munkirk cooperage.
NOBLE BEGINNNINGS
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In 1861, horse-drawn wagons clip-clopped to the top of the newly completed carriage road in a plodding three hours.
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Young's also stood out by continuing to deliver its beer to its many pubs on horse-drawn carts.
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I am old enough to remember the milko coming to my parents' home in a horse-drawn cart.
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Around 1910 motorized carriages were beginning to replace horse-drawn cabs.
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Fiacre driver [A "fiacre" is a small horse-drawn cab.] (Small pendant sign below this empty slot says "in use".)
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In order that he and his friends could continue to enjoy travel by horse-drawn carriage and buckboard, Rockefeller designed and financed what ultimately became a 57-mile-long system of gravel roads.
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Previously only a few rickshaws or horse-drawn carriages plied along that road; now big motorcars raced about all day.
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To old-guard, Protestant Cincinnati, Barney Kroger, for all his money, was still a rough-spoken farm boy who got his start selling cabbages from a horse-drawn cart.
The Cincinnati Grocer's Kid
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The King arrived in a horse-drawn carriage.
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They traveled by rail, further by horse-drawn wagons over a steep, rugged mill road that ended at Sempervirens Creek.
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The bureau was now responsible for the inspection of motorized vehicles, as well as horse-drawn wagons.
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She resewed old clothes for the children who grew too fast, kept three chicks in the kitchen until they were eaten by a cat, and later, during another famine, after World War II, bought the last rickety piglet off a horse-drawn cart that had stopped for a few minutes on their street.
A Mountain of Crumbs
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It is now a popular destination for family outings, particularly in the summer when horse-drawn carriages transport you along the tree-lined avenues leading up to it.
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Then we pass a family on a horse-drawn carriage.
Times, Sunday Times
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Whenever the old Manila is revisited, a lot of memories come to fore-from colonial buildings of brick, adobe, kamagong and capiz to horse-drawn calesas on cobblestone streets.
Undefined
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Their horse-drawn buggy is wantonly destroyed by a factory owner's automobile.
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In their heyday in the Victorian era, these powerhouses of energy could plough 20 times faster than a horse-drawn ploughman and his team and were transported from farm to farm.
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The Queen arrived with the Duke of Edinburgh and the Duke of York in the first horse-drawn carriage of the traditional Royal procession.
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The animal could barely stand so he heaved it onto a horse-drawn cart, pleased that he had salvaged something from his trip back.
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The Act was designed to protect road users on horseback or driving horse-drawn vehicles.
Times, Sunday Times
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The origins of the distinctive horse-drawn freight wagon known as the Conestoga wagon can be traced to the Conestoga River region of Pennsylvania's Lancaster County in the mid- to late-18th century.
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We meandered along winding paths, passed an enchanting puppet show and played at being proper tourists by taking a ride on a horse-drawn carriage.
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And he said his grandfather, who used to run a horse-drawn carriage service in the city, would be amazed at how far the industry had changed.
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sounding like a full cortege had just gone past, horse-drawn hearse, the lot.
NIGHT SISTERS
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On the forecourt stood a horse-drawn van on which was painted the name of a firm of landscape gardeners in flowery script.
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Normally it went about its business either on foot or in an arabeah, the horse-drawn cab distinctive to the city.
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It shows us the Gorbals, when children still played hop-scotch in the streets and horse-drawn carts collected scrap metal.
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I ran my finger over the star, absently taking in the circular shape of the town, its narrow streets a remnant of an older time, with cobblestones and horse-drawn carriages, candled lanterns and muddy gutters.
Brush of Darkness
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The feathers were brought from the docks to the warehouse in a horse-drawn cart.
Lost Voices of the Edwardians: 19011910 in the words of the Men & Women Who Were There
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It was the day of the horse-drawn waggonettes, cabs, hansoms etc, filled with race-goers and which passed in rapid succession.
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The sand was loaded into horse-drawn wagons and carried to the barges lying in the basin.
Exploring Britain's Canals
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The horse-drawn trams covered the distance in forty five minutes, and the faster steam trams took twenty five minutes.
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Before the lying in state began, the coffin was carried through the streets on a horse-drawn carriage as thousand of onlookers lined the pavements.
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I longed for my parents to hire a horse-drawn cab instead of a taxi but that did not happen.
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There were few cars about, and we still had a milkman with a horse-drawn cart.
Times, Sunday Times
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Other events will include a Victorian picnic cricket match, concerts and poetry readings, horse-drawn carriage rides, guided walks and a rowing club regatta.
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Goran Rakonjac, for instance, uses horse-drawn farm carts on back roads to haul the soft white cheese from his family farm in Serbia to market 15 miles away in Montenegro.
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I longed for my parents to hire a horse-drawn cab instead of a taxi but that did not happen.
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You can walk around the downtown area to see the sights but another way of seeing the contrasts is from the seat of a horse-drawn surrey - with or without the fringe on top.
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Jethro Tull invented a horse-drawn hoe as well as a mechanical seeder which allowed seeds to be planted in orderly rows.
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A cloud of dust rises into the air as horse-drawn wagons filled with farm families head into town.
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In 55 BC, Celtic warriors used cavalry and horse-drawn chariots to oppose Caesar's invasion.
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Houses squatted beneath thick blankets of fresh snow and a horse-drawn sleigh clopped past, bells jingling.
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It finally opened in January 1863: the toll to cross was half a penny for foot passengers, a penny for animals and twopence for horse-drawn vehicles.
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Horse-drawn sleighs jingle by, carrying passengers on the occasional Sunday outing.
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The horse-drawn coaches were rough and uncomfortable transport.
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when automobiles first replaced horse-drawn carriages they were called horseless carriages
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As the horse-drawn carriages entered Buckingham Palace, the Scots Guard band, dressed in their famous red tunics and bearskin head-dresses, triumphantly blasted out the Russian and British national anthems.
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The Duke is calling in on the brewery to mark the 30th anniversary of the return of horse-drawn drays for delivering beer to licensed premises in the town.
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And beca pron. bay-cha aka trishaw, and horse-drawn carts.
Four days in Yogyakarta
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Before midnight, they made their way by horse-drawn carriage up the cobbled streets of the Royal Mile from a reception in the City Chambers.
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And they are prepared to go to prison rather than display the warning signs on their horse-drawn buggies.
Times, Sunday Times
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In those days his dad and uncle Derek ran their business from Moorhouse Farm, delivering the milk from churns carried on horse-drawn floats with wooden wheels.
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My father used to tell of the lovely sound made by a horse-drawn mouldboard plough as it turned the furrow (not to mention the delicious smell).
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Between August 5 and 8, horse-drawn carriages, ranging from single-pony carriages to stately four-in-hands, were a common sight in Saratoga as carriage enthusiasts traveled to polo and the races.
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A bus and a horse-drawn dray passed down the road between them.
COFFIN ON THE WATER
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Turning up late for the summer-solstice party at Stonehenge in 2001, he found the only stragglers left were folksy types in horse-drawn wagons.
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Other members of the committee wanted to build nothing more than a horse-drawn railway to bring cheap coal to York.
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The fruits are pressed in communal oil presses and, more often than not, transported by horse-drawn cart.
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So you can visit the faded but still fun Dr Who experience, or ride down the sea front on a horse-drawn landau.
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I bet she wanted to arrive at Westminster Cathedral in one of those horse-drawn hearses where the gee-gees have those black feathered head-dresses.
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On several occasions I passed men on horse-drawn buggies and women threshing wheat by hand.
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He opened bidding on a horse-drawn forecart fitted with a small engine that would power the spinning shaft of any tractor-based tool, like a hay baler or a rotary tedder.
The Dirty Life
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This year's parade is expected to be the largest parade of horse-drawn vehicles in the South.
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The origins of the distinctive horse-drawn freight wagon known as the Conestoga wagon can be traced to the Conestoga River region of Pennsylvania's Lancaster County in the mid- to late-18th century.
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The feathers were brought from the docks to the warehouse in a horse-drawn cart.
Lost Voices of the Edwardians: 19011910 in the words of the Men & Women Who Were There
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The fair was just as colourful as always with traditional horse-drawn wagons vying for space with modern caravans.
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Britain is full of restorers of old vardos and even places you can rent them (horse-drawn, no less) as holiday accomodation, complete with traditional bed-cupboard, tiny stove, and hayrack on the back for the horse.
Snug as a Bug in a Beautiful Box
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From whirligigs to stereoscopes, from toy soldiers to toy kitchens, from horse-drawn fire engines to subway cars, the New York Historical Society houses many toys illustrative of their day and the children who played with them.
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A few horse-drawn cabs loomed black in the street, half-broken and loose-jointed like crippled, dozing crabs or cockroaches.
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That hasn't ended collisions between the Amish and the law:•In a case pending in the Kentucky Court of Appeals, a group of Amish men say a state law requiring them to put triangular slow-moving vehicle signs on their horse-drawn buggies violates their religious freedom.
Amish, state laws face conflicts
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She was an enthusiastic participant in Victorian Evening, dressing up and riding in the horse-drawn omnibus - a true ambassador for the town.
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Yet this tableau of horse-drawn omnibuses, coaches, carts, bicycles, and ubiquitous Cooks Tour advertisements is more than one of moment: it validates an epoch of Britain's prosperity and London's greatness.
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Horns blare as cars weave to avoid horse-drawn carts.
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In more than one county and township there's a law on the books to deal with riding in a horse-drawn buggy while intoxicated.
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According to the Coalition to Ban Horse-Drawn Carriages, most stables house the horses on upper floors, which make it even more difficult to evacuate them if there were a fire.
Reedu Taha: NYC Carriage Horse Rescued from Slaughter
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The mailman would arrive on a motor-scooter, sputtering up the switchbacks of the driveway; the farm plow was horse-drawn.
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Before midnight, they made their way by horse-drawn carriage up the cobbled streets of the Royal Mile from a reception in the City Chambers.
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In those days his dad and uncle Derek ran their business from Moorhouse Farm, delivering the milk from churns carried on horse-drawn floats with wooden wheels.
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She married Prince Andrew in 1986, and even before they were trolleyed through London in an open-top, horse-drawn carriage in front of cheering crowds there were plenty of people who had doubts about the wisdom of red-head Sarah joining the "royal firm.
Sarah Ferguson Caught In Bribery Scandal
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The council has opened the riverside cycle path to taxis, and if you want to arrive by helicopter, coach or even horse-drawn carriage, no problem.
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They probably did, as they cursed the puddles and horse dung and dodged the horse-drawn carriages and drays.
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The successor to the horse-drawn bathing machine, the beach hut was developed in the mid-20th century principally as a changing room.
Times, Sunday Times
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Around him, horse-drawn wagons rumbled by, loaded with sacks of flour or crates of dried meat.
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She borrowed some money to buy a horse-drawn caravan and commenced a two-year journey northwards.
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It was a wonderful sight to see because many of the guests arrived in horse-drawn coaches and carriages.
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My father used to tell of the lovely sound made by a horse-drawn mouldboard plough as it turned the furrow (not to mention the delicious smell).
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To set the scene, Dr. Parnassus is an ancient and mysterious traveling showman whose horse-drawn theatre presents something like a Medieval Mystery Play by way of the Commedia dell'arte.
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Imagine that all your life you've grown up in Amish country, riding horse-drawn buggies.
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On the left, there is a horse-drawn carriage, minus the horses.
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Sometimes it's a tradeoff - for example, cars have resulted in considerably cleaner and less smelly streets than horse-drawn carriages, but they created their own pollution and severe political problems.
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Mari Ness
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The relaxation of licensing control on horse-drawn cabs in 1831 led to a great and necessary increase, J. A. Hansom inventing his famous cab in 1834.
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The simplest horse-drawn kind is the one-bottom walking plow, a heavy pointed hunk of steel with handles on the back end, a clevis to hitch to the horses on the front.
The Dirty Life
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When the Gardens opened in 1843, visitors had a choice of two amusements - a horse-drawn carousel and a roller coaster.
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The senior royals returned to Windsor in horse-drawn carriages.
Times, Sunday Times
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We got to ride the train and go on a horse-drawn wagon.
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You are now on the second speed, which you will no doubt observe is considerably faster than the lower speed … Remember that with a motor-car the driver controls the vehicle, and in this it differs from a horse-drawn vehicle, in which the driver is often at the mercy of the animal, to be pulled here, backed there, or upset altogether, should this chance to please the noble quadruped.
To Drive a Motorcar | Edwardian Promenade
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Back in 1892 you could get your groceries delivered, in a horse-drawn vehicle.
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The story is set in the Franco-Prussian War and follows ten French residents of Rouen, recently occupied by the Prussians. The travelers decide to flee to Le Havre in a horse-drawn carriage.
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In and out of the visual field of the lens passed the pedestrians and the horse-drawn vehicles.
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sounding like a full cortege had just gone past, horse-drawn hearse, the lot.
NIGHT SISTERS
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With his dog and his young friends he'd set out in his vardo - a horse-drawn gypsy caravan - and end up in the most wonderful, strange and exciting places.
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The senior royals returned to Windsor in horse-drawn carriages.
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Many people had loaded their possessions on to horse-drawn carts; others pushed wheelbarrows or even prams.
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A horse-drawn hearse took the coffin from the house to the church.
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Horse-drawn coaches heading for Scotland have been replaced by commuters on the A1, which is right on the doorstep.
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We found out about the hospitals over there and the fact that the vehicle we're going to replace is a horse-drawn cart.
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People in sputtering cars roared by, honking, hooting at the cowboy family in the horse-drawn wagon, churning up dust in their faces.
Excerpt: The Worst Hard Time by Timothy Egan
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A man and a woman were seriously injured when their horse-drawn cart overturned and threw them on to the road.
Times, Sunday Times
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For all the housewives of the years before 1950, modern conveniences would likely seem the ultimate optimistic convenience, and long-distance modern transport is definitely far better and more optimistic than sailing ships and horse-drawn wagons.
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In their heyday in the Victorian era, these powerhouses of energy could plough 20 times faster than a horse-drawn ploughman and his team and were transported from farm to farm.
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I squeeze between a motorbus and a stalled motorized taxi, am almost flattened by a horse-drawn cart laden with fat hessian sacks.
The House at Riverton
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Before the lying in state began, the coffin was carried through the streets on a horse-drawn carriage as thousand of onlookers lined the pavements.
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He opened bidding on a horse-drawn forecart fitted with a small engine that would power the spinning shaft of any tractor-based tool, like a hay baler or a rotary tedder.
The Dirty Life
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You may choose among steam, horse-drawn, or electrically propelled vehicles," said the instructor. "I might suggest the one which we commonly take in making long journeys across land.
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On the road, svelte limousines crawled between horse-drawn carts.
Somewhere East of Life
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Horse-drawn coach rides throughout town are also a popular activity for tourists.
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And there's all these Victorian horse-drawn cabs outside and all the cabbies are trying to avoid eye-contact.
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we now rarely see horse-drawn vehicles on city streets
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It arrived on a horse-drawn cart Sunday afternoon. The 20-foot Fraser fir from North Carolina will be set up in the Blue Room of the White House.
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There may be nostalgia by the public but there can be no place for a horse-drawn vehicle, a relic of the Victorian era, to trundle onto roads bulging with 21 st-century traffic.
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The stilted conversation turned to whether horse-drawn carriages were superior to riding on camel, horse or elephant.
JOSIAH THE GREAT: The True Story of The Man Who Would Be King
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Don’t be surprised if you see horse-drawn buggies pulling through Oakland during your trip.
Smithsonian Mag
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A horse-drawn cart rumbles around the edge of the sandstone quarry below.
Times, Sunday Times
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Farm implements, a hay rake and a horse-drawn ditcher, were nineteenth-century - no sign of millennial modernity here.
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The feathers were brought from the docks to the warehouse in a horse-drawn cart.
Lost Voices of the Edwardians: 19011910 in the words of the Men & Women Who Were There
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Mr. de Venecia remembers escaping to the countryside as a young boy in a horse-drawn calesa as Japanese invaders closed in on his home.
The Rocky Road to Reform in Manila
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a horse-drawn carriage
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Cars and lorries were rapidly replacing horse-drawn vehicles.
The Sun
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The stilted conversation turned to whether horse-drawn carriages were superior to riding on camel, horse or elephant.
JOSIAH THE GREAT: The True Story of The Man Who Would Be King
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The paper also seeks to close the argument that historic use of such routes by horse-drawn vehicles gives rise to a current and future right of use by motor vehicles.
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His horse-drawn vehicles carried Father Christmas and Gala Queens in such places as Todmorden, Cowling and Lothersdale.
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Not half an hour out, horse-drawn carts haul huge loads of hay across flat fields and peasants stroll to markets.
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The local McDonald's reserves parking stalls for horse-drawn buggies.
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Step back in time with old-fashioned steam trains, electric and horse-drawn tram cars and unspoiled, uncrowded beaches.
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They say surveys show that both people and horses have been injured in other cities where horse-drawn carriages are in use.
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A horse-drawn hearse carried the coffin from the Bulldog pub in Walcot, which is run by Kevin's brother, Geoff.
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The mood is one of hope, lambent optimism for the future, and the streets are busy: wares, from hammocks to human hair brushes to hawksbill turtle shells, are being hawked with zest; horse-drawn buggies spindle in and about the cobblestone streets; children are skylarking in the alleys.
Richard Bangs: Nic' of Time
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Only horse-drawn vehicles were available for transport.
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As late as the 1940s, there was only one bus, a few motor taxis and some horse-drawn cabs on the island.
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An early arrival meant we had time for a horse-drawn tram ride along the prom and an electric train connection to Laxey.
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Then we pass a family on a horse-drawn carriage.
Times, Sunday Times
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Accompanied by the Duke of Edinburgh, she made her entrance to the main arena at the show in Ardingly, West Sussex, in a horse-drawn landau flanked by members of the King's Troop.
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I was once in the crowd that greeted him when he drew up in a horse-drawn coach.
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They transferred to horse-drawn buggies and, later, to open truck ‘buckboards.’
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The 35-year-old was unloading sand from a horse-drawn cart when the creature lunged.
The Sun
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When my grandparents moved from Bodcaw, which had a population of about a hundred, to the metropolis Hope, Papaw worked for an icehouse delivering ice on a horse-drawn wagon.
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Excursions to the glacier by horse-drawn carriage have been temporarily suspended and may not resume for the rest of the summer season.
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D.C. Respecting his wishes, Kopp's family requested a burial with full military honors, including a caisson, which is a horse-drawn carriage, to carry his casket.
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As we drove along the corniche towards the Sonesta St George hotel, my heart lurched in time with each jolt as cars and battered open vans serving as local buses jostled horse-drawn carriages, donkeys and suicidal pedestrians off the road.
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Mr Newbould can recall the introduction of trolley buses, the trains running through to Otley and even horse-drawn wagonettes.
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In their heyday in the Victorian era, these powerhouses of energy could plough 20 times faster than a horse-drawn ploughman and his team and were transported from farm to farm.
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Around 1910 motorized carriages were beginning to replace horse-drawn cabs.
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The poor condition of the tracks and ice on the rails contributed to the demise of Missoula's remaining horse-drawn streetcars, inconveniencing residents, university students in particular.
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There were several horse-drawn carriages, as a nostalgic reminder of the past.
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On the roads we met horse-drawn carts loaded with exhausted people trekking out of the area.
Times, Sunday Times
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A common example is the axle on a horse-drawn wagon. Live axles are attached to the wheel so that Both the wheel and the axle rotate together.
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At the turn of the 20th century, he became landlord of the nearby Coach and Horses and ran a livery business from there with horse-drawn coaches and traps for hire.
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Newly opened in the town this year is the Carriage House, which boasts an extensive collection of horse-drawn vehicles.
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Horse-drawn coaches for hire in nineteenth-century Paris were also painted yellow.
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Amid this landscape we can see the figures of soldiers and silhouettes of horse-drawn vehicles.
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Many cities rushed to motorize their snow removal fleets, abandoning most of their horse-drawn carts.
Snow removal in the United States
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Its people flee in terror on tractors, horse-drawn carts, cars or on foot.
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The bureau was now responsible for the inspection of motorized vehicles, as well as horse-drawn wagons.
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Prodigious quantities of soil were excavated manually by navvies, and moved with the aid of nothing more than horse-drawn tip wagons.
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It was from watching the Stooges that I learned who the iceman was and what he cameth for, that people used to listen to the radio instead of watching television, that a dime would buy you a cup of coffee and a piece of pie, that there were still horse-drawn delivery wagons working in the streets, and that men wore suits everywhere, even in the unemployment line.
History lessons from Larry, Moe, and Curly
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The best way to tour Merida is on foot, but it could be more fun on a horse-drawn calesa.
Merida - the white city of the Yucatan
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Then the tracklayers came in, grabbing rails out of horse-drawn carts.
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A quarter bought a large family-sized dish of ice cream from a horse-drawn wagon that circled the neighborhood.
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Instead of improvised shack-towns and government-built camps, she focused on stone bothies overhung with thatch and streets of single-storey terraced cottages with rickety horse-drawn traps parked at their doors.
American Pastoral
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On several occasions I passed men on horse-drawn buggies and women threshing wheat by hand.
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She was born in 1899 when horse-drawn trams still trundled through the streets of Southampton.
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The purpose of his visit was to mark the 30th anniversary of the return of horse-drawn drays to the town.
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A story of Ka-mina-kus, a legendary warrior, seems to be taken directly from Grinnell's account (Grinnell 107-08; Paget 151-52), as does a description of the travois, a type of dog-pulled or horse-drawn vehicle.
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Memorable events include the angel parade at the city hall and tours by horse-drawn coaches.
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The reference to the horse-drawn cabriolet and the ‘blind lamps’ gives this poem a historical feel and adds to its restrained poetics.
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Don’t be surprised if you see horse-drawn buggies pulling through Oakland during your trip.
Smithsonian Mag
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So intracity, horse-drawn rail lines cropped up to serve particular neighborhoods.
The King's Best Highway
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The IOC delegation, headed by Moroccan Nawal El Moutawakel, a Casablanca native who won an Olympic gold medal in hurdling in 1984, will ride horse-drawn carriages Wednesday to billionaire mayor Michael Bloomberg's swank Upper East Side apartment for drinks and dinner — and possibly hobnob with Donald Trump.
USATODAY.com - Salesmanship at the core of Big Apple's Olympic bid
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They had planned to arrive at the ceremony riding an elephant, but failed to find one in time, so settled for a horse-drawn carriage to be greeted by 200 guests and performers including dancing girls, musclemen and midgets,
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Michael showed me how to cut oats with the horse-drawn grain binder and shock the bundles to dry.
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Many of the World War I veterans on the scene suspected that the "infernal machine" that wreaked such destruction had come from the skies, but the delivery system consisted of a horse-drawn wagon.
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They were met there by a stationmaster in Sunday best and by a fleet of horse-drawn carriages from the estate.
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The senior royals returned to Windsor in horse-drawn carriages.
Times, Sunday Times
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The sand was loaded into horse-drawn wagons and carried to the barges lying in the basin.
Exploring Britain's Canals
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And they are prepared to go to prison rather than display the warning signs on their horse-drawn buggies.
Times, Sunday Times
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In all, the accounts indicate that seven horse-drawn vehicles were used in the journey.
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Back in 1892 you could get your groceries delivered, in a horse-drawn vehicle.
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A horse-drawn carriage was hit by lightning that hurled the passengers out on to the ground, killing one man.
Times, Sunday Times
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The breed has been in decline since the introduction of the motor car meant that horse-drawn vehicles were no longer needed.
Times, Sunday Times
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A fleet of horse-drawn carts waits to haul the rubble away.
The Times Literary Supplement
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We see men herding horses and driving horse-drawn chariots.
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Then we pass a family on a horse-drawn carriage.
Times, Sunday Times
