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43 examples of Wagons in a sentence

The artist had very cleverly suggested people and clothes and wagons and all sorts of things, and my brain had taken the suggestion.
And there were no accessible paddy wagons, so they had to just kind of deal with us.
And you can arrange these things as kind of more for encampments and more of a city grid type layout, or you can circle the wagons, essentially, and form these circular pods out of them, which give you this semi-private communal area for people to actually spill out into so they're not actually trapped inside these units.
People had climbed onto carts and wagons in the street.
Large wagons are not allowed in the city until after the ninth hour but the streets are still crowded.
As the day closes, we can hear the rumble of wagons outside.
In this train, wagons can detach dynamically while you're moving and become express, driverless buses that move on a secondary road network.
They’re attempting to stow her possessions securely into wagons.
This vast procession starts with the queen and two hundred wagons filled with her treasures.
Beginning at the Missouri, a large caravan of Conestoga wagons, people, and animals head west.
The wagons are pulled down huge cliffs and cross a flooded river with considerable risk to the riders in the wagons.
John Ford paid the wagons his tribute of a special picture, 'Wagon Master' made after two big Indian-cavalry epics...
The scenes of the pioneers heading west in their covered wagons, encountering storms and mud, river crossings, Indian attacks and every manner of trial and danger, are astonishing in their rugged believability.
The wagons, the clothing, every single detail looks and feels right.
The location shooting, the wagons, the intricate work with horses, and the inclusion of the plains Indian are all trade marks of Ford.
I have never seen wagons that were so real!
Modern day computer technology could never recreate the scenes of the numerous wagons as they move across the land or circle to fend off indians.
And though this is not the important bit of my objection to this film, I will say that watching a film obviously made in the Aquarian Age (including long haired hippie chicks and odious station wagons) but with a 1980s synth soundtrack is unsettling.
Republic excelled in action scenes and the final stampede of wagons and horses is much more exciting than they do nowadays.
To most kids my children's ages, Hogan is better known as a spokesman for Subaru station wagons than as an actor.
He looks at the paper star left over from just-departed circus wagons, then waddles off as an iris close ends the film.
The most common explanation for all of these changes is that Kim is circling the wagons around himself and the Young General.
Covered wagons were not cheap.
Women at the pinnacle of the bar bravely protest mistreatment and harassment, doing what I have long argued is necessary: naming names in public – even as powerful men circle the wagons and throw institutional tantrums.
In particular, regulators have no chance to look over the horizon and act preventively when markets are opaque, and when powerful Wall Street interests (and their Capitol Hill allies) can circle the wagons and claim that there is no problem.
And, evolutionists, confronted with this response, tend to circle the wagons and insist that everyone is in agreement.
When activist investors want to take a look at a company, the boardroom instinct should not be to circle the wagons and call in consultants to do battle.
Now he heard the landers push the wagons on the stages.
It was a large gallery for wagons, through a bed of solid rock, which had only needed walling here and there.
A gleam pierced the night, he felt the rock tremble, and when he had placed himself close to the wall, like his comrades, he saw a large white horse close to his face, harnessed to a train of wagons.