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31 The horse-drawn reaper-and-binder machine would circle the field, working from the perimeter towards the inside.

32 On the southern side, new horse-drawn lorries and vans were manufactured, the chargehand being C. Stapleton.

33 We'd squeeze to the dusty walls to let the horse-drawn carriages past.

34 In and out of the visual field of the lens passed the pedestrians and the horse-drawn vehicles.

35 The coffin was carried on a horse-drawn cart because it was a long time before a motor hearse became available.

36 Horse-drawn carriages counted as an important industry; blacksmiths were a fixture of everyday industrial life.

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37 A quarter bought a large family-sized dish of ice cream from a horse-drawn wagon that circled the neighborhood.

38 Normally it went about its business either on foot or in an arabeah, the horse-drawn cab distinctive to the city.

39 Early in Bore's time, minutes refer to horse-drawn vehicles of various types manufactured at Wolverton.

40 Well, there was a lot to be said for the horse-drawn cart.

41 In 1864 a horse-drawn tram service started, followed in 1895 by an electric tram system.

42 Carriage: Four-wheeled, horse-drawn vehicle, mainly for private passenger use.

43 the farm plow was horse-drawn.

44 Squat, homely, dwarfed by the stately oaks and poplars nearby and unnoticed by the tourists passing in horse-drawn carriages, it's a tree that only birds and nut-hungry squirrels could love.

45 By the reaction, you would have thought our BlackBerry-toting president had called for a return to horse-drawn carriages, outhouses, and whalebone corsets.

46 A person born in 1900 began with horse-drawn buggies and died with men walking on the Moon,[sentencedict.com] but the last few decades have seen nothing like that sort of technological advance.

47 Representing modern Ireland in 1994, three ruddy-cheeked Dublin children are featured with a pony at a time when cars still dodged horse-drawn carts in the country's capital.

48 When my grandparents moved from Bodcaw, which had a population of about a hundred, to the metropolis Hope, Papaw worked for an icehouse delivering ice on a horse-drawn wagon.

49 The story is set in the Franco-Prussian War and follows ten French residents of Rouen, recently occupied by the Prussians. The travelers decide to flee to Le Havre in a horse-drawn carriage.

50 Many of the World War I veterans on the scene suspected that the "infernal machine" that wreaked such destruction had come from the skies, but the delivery system consisted of a horse-drawn wagon.

51 The origins of the distinctive horse-drawn freight wagon known as the Conestoga wagon can be traced to the Conestoga River region of Pennsylvania's Lancaster County in the mid- to late-18th century.

52 There was a time when we worried that all of London would be covered with horse manure because of the increasing use of horse-drawn carriages.

53 To set the scene, Dr. Parnassus is an ancient and mysterious traveling showman whose horse-drawn theatre presents something like a Medieval Mystery Play by way of the Commedia dell'arte.

54 Other options include tobogganing, fireworks and horse-drawn carriage rides through the capital Vaduz.

55 If a chariot (a two or four-wheeled horse-drawn carriage) is included in the carousel, the first horse just behind it on the outside is the lead horse.

56 Foreign Heads of State enter the Castle in horse-drawn carriages through the George IV Gateway into the quadrangle in the Upper Ward, where a military guard of honour is drawn up.

57 Hollandis called "the marine horse-drawn vehicle husband", its trade partner proliferates the whole world.

58 I walked behind the king's horse-drawn casket with President Mubarak, Yasser Arafat, Jacques Chirac, and other leaders on a three-mile route through downtown Rabat.

59 The Dluskis' home, however, was an hour's commute by horse-drawn bus from the university, and Marie resented the lost time, not to mention the money wasted on carfare.

60 And what a show it will be -- horse-drawn carriages, guards of honor and lots of snazzy uniforms.