carriages

• “The railway bisects the town and the continuous thunder of the carriages is a temptation and a taunt that ultimately dies away into distant dreams.”

  Small Town Dreaming « Tales from the Reading Room

• “Inaugural planners are barring strollers and baby carriages from the ceremony.”

  Ban on Strollers for Inauguration - The Caucus Blog - NYTimes.com

• “First Division: Chief Officers, Aids, U.S. Artillery, Marine Battalion, Troops (if any) which accompany the President-elect to the seat of Government; The President and President-elect and party in carriages, attended by three aids; Calvary, Portion of the visiting military organizations”

  The Presidential Inauguration | Edwardian Promenade

• “All his books, and his grand friends who visited him in carriages or with countless bottles of whiskey, went for naught.”

  Chapter 34

• “The spot that housed carriages is now a library and a great room.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Washington's Horse Slept Here

• “As the basic forms of the chase scene are animated with the folded-paper forms of racing train carriages and paper planes, each surface has embedded into it carefully-picked scenes from the entire array of movie history.”

  South by Southwest « Squares of Wheat

• “That he would attack babies in carriages if their rattles sounded like dog tags.”

  Angus of Dog

• “They have not torched train carriages nor have they arsoned train stations.”

  About That……….. « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG

• “For Robinson, riding in carriages, dressing in the most recent fashions or costuming”

  Framing Romantic Dress: Mary Robinson, Princess Caroline and the Sex/Text

• “A mere generation away from extinction, humanity's slow decline is as eerie as it was sad with some citizens pushing dolls around in carriages or christening newborn kittens, grasping for any shred of hope that all things are as normal as they once were.”

  REVIEW: The Children of Men by P.D. James

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