“Under this contract, the seller's duties are to make arrangements, at his own expense, for the carriage of goods to a named foreign port of destination.”

“The horses pulling the carriage moved swiftly along the snowy roads.”

“Only a single carriage on each train contains an access point, so participants should reserve a seat in that coach, the company suggests.”

“Oberlin was deeply affected one day by the receipt of an enormous package, delivered by a carrier, who was rarely charged with goods of such dimensions and value.”

“With the advances made in telegraphy and radio communications, the carrier pigeon's importance as a message carrier diminished and finally disappeared.”

“Fueled and armed planes on the carrier caught fire and added to the devastation.”

“I suspect people are eyeing my battered Coach carryall with a flag-scarf tied round it.”

“The carryall moves the harvester to and from the Spice fields quickly which allows for faster production.”

“We've had tub races and the like of that, but a carryall sailin' match 'll be somethin' new.”

“It's the wrong shape for a carronade, and a long muzzle-loader would probably still have had trunions.”

“We had a carronade in the bow, which we instantly turned on them and discharged.”

“Broke sat, dizzied and weak, on a carronade slide, and his head was bound up by William Mindham, who used his own neckerchief.”

“Primarily, however, I notice the sheer multiplicity of accents, languages and ethnic types jostling for space in those sweaty Tube carriages.”

“Soon, dozens of guests began pouring in, their carriages rattling past the front door and around to the back.”

“This is thermally bonded, inorganic wadding developed to replace asbestos on railway carriages.”

“These overtly workhorse carryalls will continue to attract many, especially those requiring genuine tough-going four-wheel-drive.”

“While best known for simple travel and shoulder bags, Jack Spade puts out a great line of carryalls.”

“Her sturdy carryalls work as whimsical homes-away-from-home for the urban packrat.”

“Wind has disrupted the advance of great warships like battleships and aircraft carriers.”

“It would have been smarter to buy half of the troop carriers we did but ensure that they were armoured and weaponised appropriately.”

“At dawn the next day aircraft from Nagumo's carriers attacked Midway, causing widespread damage.”