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our ride in the carriage was very pleasing.
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∙ 13y agoWe carriage to my dad
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How do you write a sentence with the word outmoded?
Riding in a carriage is outmoded since the invention of cars.
What is the archaic word for carriage and attendants?
Equipage
How many syllables in the word carriage?
2 . ca-rridge
What is the meaning of the word 'jutka'?
two wheeled horse drawn carriage
How do you use the word rag in a sentence?
the word rag in a sentence
Can you make a sentence using the word carriage?
Your horseless carriage is parked outside this very door, sir. My typewriter has a broken carriage.
What is an example sentence for the word halt?
Please bring your carriage to a complete halt.
How do you write a sentence with the word outmoded?
Riding in a carriage is outmoded since the invention of cars.
How do you write carriage in a sentence?
Example sentence - The bride rode in the carriage to church for her wedding.
How do you use the word lackey in a sentence?
The CEO's lackey always followed her around the office, doing whatever she asked without question.
The horse and carriage has comeis it correct sentence?
The grouping of words "The horse and carriage has come," contains both subject (The horse and carriage) and predicate (has come) and is therefore a complete sentence.
What is a example sentence using the word without?
Your carriage awaits without. I would like to have my bread without butter, please.
What is the correct were or where in this sentence Carriage is 250 on orders except for export were where carriage is charged at cost?
Carriage is 250 on all orders, except for export, where carriage is charged at cost.
How do you surround the word carriage?
one day the carriage was in the city.
Why is the automobile called a car?
It originates from the word carriage...as in horse and carriage.
What is a two wheeled carriage?
Another word for a two wheeled carriage is a "SURREY"
What is the word origin for the word chaise?
A 'Chaise' is a one horse carriage of French origin, a pleasure carriage, dating from 1700
