wagons造句

on foot and on mules, in wagons and in carts.

An enclosure formed by a circle of wagons for defense against attack during an encampment.

To celebrate what could be called the Wagon Renaissance, we're running down 12 wagons we love.

Wagon trains — groups of wagons — rode in four lines across the land when they passed through dangerous country. If attacked, the wagons could quickly form a circle for defense.

I caught up with a nitrate train, chugging along, its open wagons trailing a gauze of white mist.

We had rented a piece of land for our wagons and been granted special residency rights by the council.

Under cover of darkness the general and less than half his army escaped, leaving his precious wagons to be captured by Peter's elated troops.

The railroad’s fundamental contradiction between the permanence of the tracks and the mobility and flexibility of the wagons is playfully and elegantly exploited in the planning proposal.

Falumpasets haul battle wagons and the catapults of the Gungan Grand Army into the battlefield, and Boss Nass uses a decorated falumpaset as a ceremonial transport.

They must not be transported in open wagons on railways and, if by ship, no top loading is allowed; if by truck, they must be securely fastened up and safely protected.