barouche

It was in the barouche style with a half open body.

Two men were passing, just as the barouche drove off.

"She has gone for a drive in the barouche with Cecilia and your brother."

It came from the corner of the barouche next to where Mme.

The carriage - an open barouche - was ready.

In a stable behind the house he kept two horses, a carriage, and a barouche.

He had to walk a few paces to where the barouche had stopped.

Sarah leaned out the window as the barouche pulled up to the barricade.

Her ladyship's carriage was a barouche, and did not hold more than four with any comfort.

"If this old barouche were not so confoundedly heavy!"

Look at the barouche, with the sharp-featured man peeping out of the window.

They pull away in a beautiful barouche, a four-wheeled carriage for four.

The barouche will take me back quite comfortably.

They had a two-horse barouche, which would seem to have been preserved out of their earlier fortunes.

Henry, who is good-nature itself, has offered to fetch it in his barouche.

If only they would lose a wheel as the Beldon barouche had done.

We got an open barouche and a wild, boisterous driver, and set out.

She waved a hand round all the horsemen gathered about the elegant barouche.

Suppose we go over to the park and hire ourselves a barouche or whatever they call those open carriages.

A curricle and a barouche had passed too close, the wheel of one becoming jammed behind the other.

Cellar tours are by appointment and lunch is available at the Barouche restaurant (call for times, as they change according to the season).

Lincoln ignored Pinkerton's efforts to get him into the waiting barouche.

Now he ordered the aristos to be bundled into the barouche.

At the moment, Barnum's open barouche was driven into the circle and approached the royal box.

The third name was after a type of horse carriage called a barouche, which was driven by its members.