ox cart

It's not so long since everything came here by ox cart.

The trip might take two hours more if you got stuck behind an ox cart.

It was taken to be the distance covered by an ox cart in one day.

And the only vehicles on it would be those native ox carts.

He could just get his ox cart around the ridge through the stream.

It would take two ox carts to carry that amount of gold.

In the past, these ox carts were used to carry coffee to the markets.

Too narrow for automobiles, it was built with ox carts in mind.

"I suppose you expect me to arrange the ox carts?"

Ox carts laden with cut stone were coming toward the city gates.

It is said that Barton moved his presses in the dead of night, by ox cart.

Finally, the interpreter relented, though only after the ox carts were gone.

I remember at 2 o'clock in the morning, ox carts would come into the city and take out what they called the "night soil."

A line of ox carts were rumbling under the portcullis.

Grass grew down its center between ruts made by ox carts.

Some drove farm wagons or bumped along in the back of ox carts.

It is well known for its ox carts.

He snapped at his troopers to fetch a nearby ox cart.

At times, some ox cart trains did not go all the way through, but were supplemented by river craft.

In 2003 alone 230 ox carts made their way through the streets of the town accompanied by almost two thousand riders.

In transportation, the ox cart and the rowboat represent the first stage of technology.

On the third day after the battle, Nicholas awoke feeling less as though an ox cart had rolled over him.

He owned an ox cart, a bicycle, six donkeys and four goats.

Small herds of water buffalo and ox carts snarled traffic.

And while an ox cart traveled only 2 miles an hour, a team of chariot horses could cover 10.