用wagon造句子，“wagon”造句

He had to repair the wagon, grease the axles.

Just then, along came three giants driving a wagon full of carpets bound for the city.

The boy had hardly spoken when a wagon rattled along the road, and stopped a moment before the door.

In the early years of the 19th century, farmers in western Pennsylvania kept their wagon wheels greased with puddles of Bubbling muck that studded the countryside.

He pulls up in what was once a 1955 Ford station wagon (" I put it together from pieces "), grabs his tools, and fixes the problem-at no charge.

Another young lieutenant, Charles Hoskins, standing nearby overheard the colonel's words and hastened to tell him that he had consigned a keg of whisky in the wagon without permission.

The horses draw the wagon.

Ma packed all the clothing in two carpetbags, and pa hung them to the wagon bows inside the wagon.

Their journeys by wagon train are fraught with danger, across distances never imagined possible.

Hastings was not at Fort Bridger at the time-he was leading an earlier wagon train along his new route.

The arresting officer found enough cones in the back of my station wagon to elevate the bust into the category of larceny.

First all the bedding was made into two beds, laid on top of each other across the back of the wagon, and carefully covered with a pretty plaid blanket.

After breakfast next morning, pa and Ma packed the wagon.

The wheel was typically a large wooden wagon wheel with many radial spokes, but a wheel was not always used.

At the age of 12, an intrepid Wernher von Braun loaded his toy wagon with some firecrackers and shot off across a crowded German street.

Strodel devours a small block of smoked cheddar from a row of samples a final reward after a 30-minute tour of Shelburne Farms that also includes a wagon ride through rolling pastures and a stop at the historic Victorian main house.

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

But they quickly came to appreciate the warmth, dryness and safety provided by a metal top, and the convertible was relegated to a specialty body style like the station wagon.

The fifth hooded shape began to writhe atop the wagon.

When she got hungry, instead of joining a crowd of giants at a smoky sausage wagon, Lizette just turned aside and picked pawpaws and blueberries from dancing trees and bushes that only she could see.

It was an old spring-wagon, with a round canvas top on it like the cover of a prairie schooner.

In the wagon she went on screaming insanely.

The white canvas cover on the Conestoga wagon protected the freight from inclement weather; it was stretched taut over a series of wooden hoops that arched over the wagon bed.