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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, 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.