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a procession (of wagons or mules or camels) traveling together in single file
we were part of a caravan of almost a thousand camels
they joined the wagon train for safety
How To Use wagon train In A Sentence
- Just ahead of the wagon train, beneath a shaded cross on the rock, a small group of pioneers buries one of their company. Christianity Today
- She attacked a wagon train two years ago.
- Professor Luria is an authentic pioneer of molecular biology. Even before the first wagon train set out he ventured as a mountain man among bacterial viruses.
- Yet in their quest for increasingly elusive pelts, the semi-legendary "Mountain Men" blazed the westward trails for wagon trains that surely shaped America as profoundly as any frontier war. The Beaver Wars
- The noises got nearer and shapes became clearer - horses pulling a long wagon train.
- Their journeys by wagon train are fraught with danger, across distances never imagined possible.
- Intrepid pioneers came to California by wagon train.
- She kept a sharp lookout for the rest of their missing wagon train caravan.
- It is a bloated consumer society where everyone's material needs are glutted - where a trip to the hypermarket involves shoving three brimming shopping trolleys together to form a wagon train but where nobody's emotional needs are met.
- Luria is an authentic pioneer of molecular biology. Even before the first wagon train set out he ventured as a mountain man among bacterial viruses.
