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Examples
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Through the open doors, up the avenue of trees, he could see an ox-wagon slowly retreating.
The Plumed Serpent 2003
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I met him first on a river boat, and we were going to the same place, on a hunting trip; we agreed to go together up-country by ox-wagon when we came to the end of the railway.
Pan 2003
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He heard the faint rumble of an ox-wagon: then leaves in a wind: then a faint tapping noise: then the creak of some bird calling.
The Plumed Serpent 2003
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Sharpe said, staring down into the courtyard where Tubbs's ox-wagon waited for the muskets.
Sharpe's Skirmish Cornwell, Bernard, 1944- 2002
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"I don't know why they bother to send a full Commissary to do this work, " Sharpe said, staring down into the courtyard where Tubbs's ox-wagon waited for the muskets.
Sharpe's Skirmish Cornwell, Bernard, 1944- 2002
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The old ox-wagon and the orange tree made way for two Khoisan figures, a pair of elephants tusks and a spear on Thursday, when
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September 29, 1896, and was the daughter of an ox-wagon transport rider, Alex Bain, and his wife, Emily.
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Afrikaners should beware of being "taken back into an ox-wagon laager".
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Afrikaans was past the ox-wagon era and in a new world.
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Fourteen years after the end of white rule and more than a century after colonisation, a white family's plan to commemorate the arrival of their ancestors by ox-wagon has been denounced as threatening a race war.
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