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Trams in sentence

18 examples of Trams in a sentence

The only flaw is (if you can pick it up) is that the story is set in Melbourne, although for budget reasons, the film was mainly shot in Sydney, so as a result, in a few scenes you see trams (Melbourne scenes) and then a Carlton post office (Sydney scenes).
But the six trams were empty, and he followed them without cracking his whip, his legs stiffened by rheumatism; while the great yellow horse went on of itself, pulling heavily between the rails beneath a new gust which bristled its coat.
Slowly he emerged from the darkness, followed by the yellow horse drawing six more laden trams.
He expectorated, and set out behind his sleepy horse, after harnessing it to the empty trams.
This time he only brought three trams.
Shivering in the currents of air, he watched the movement of the cages, his ears deafened by the rumblings of the trams.
Over the iron flooring the porters were violently rolling laden trams.
Better go on hewing, if we want to make up our share of trams."
Stretched on their sides they hammered more loudly, with the one fixed idea of filling a large number of trams.
I warn you that you will force the managers to do something: they will pay you the planking separately, and proportionately reduce the price of the trams.
The porters were still rolling the trams with the deafening sound of old iron in movement, and the cages were flying up, disappearing in the rain which fell from the black hole.
A lander opened the door, and a flood of workmen leapt out of the trams.
The engine alone shone at the end with its copper; the well-greased steel cables moved like ribbons soaked in ink, and the pulleys above, the enormous scaffold which supported them, the cages, the trams, all this prodigality of metal made the hall look sombre with their hard grey tones of old iron.
And every time the same meetings took place: a captain lighting up the faces of the passing workmen, Father Mouque leading a horse, Bébert conducting the snorting Bataille, Jeanlin running behind the train to close the ventilation doors, and big Mouquette and lean Lydie pushing their trams.
Bébert had brought back Bataille, who was harnessed to the trams.
Pierron immediately loaded the two trams.
The whole square of the mine had followed the buildings, the gigantic platforms, the footbridges with their rails, a complete train of trams, three wagons; without counting the wood supply, a forest of cut timber, gulped down like straw.
The rolling of the trams shook the metal floor, the drums were turning, unrolling the cables in the midst of cries from the trumpet, the ringing of bells, blows of the mallet on the signal block; he found the monster again swallowing his daily ration of human flesh, the cages rising and plunging, engulfing their burden of men, without ceasing, with the facile gulp of a voracious giant.