ox-drawn

Up until that time the railway had been operated using ox-drawn wagons.

Crossing a drift Travel by ox-drawn wagon was slow and difficult.

Men, women and children were working in the fields, along with a couple of ox-drawn ploughs.

Finally the ox-drawn wagons which would fall to the Israelites in case of defeat.

Most of the migrants traveled in ox-drawn wagons, hence the group's name.

The ox-drawn log cart faced north, toward the open mill door.

Serious cases are sometimes transported up to 10 km by ox-drawn carts.

When travelling outside, the king riding an elephant or an ox-drawn carriage.

This was a major improvement over horse-drawn and ox-drawn wagons that had been used for some 38 years before.

They then bought their provisions, and began their trip on ox-drawn wagons.

"The term comes from Greek words that describe the way an ox-drawn plough turns in a field."

The expedition included 21 ox-drawn wagons carrying merchandise estimated to be worth about $200,000.

One ox-drawn wagon was loaded with barrels, the other with hay.

That balcony was accessible by ox-drawn wagon via a ramp outdoors.

He has crisscrossed the country by horse- and ox-drawn wagon in an 11,000-mile odyssey, making pictures.

The wheel was known, certainly for ox-drawn wagons.

The house was moved my splitting it into two and rolled on ox-drawn logs from its original site three blocks away.

We could not be burdened with heavy baggage, nor slow our pace for ox-drawn wagons.

This made travel between Cape Town and the interior very difficult, particularly for the large ox-drawn wagons of the time.

Solitary figures walk behind ox-drawn ploughs, struggling to till the hard soil.

Cait looked where he was pointing, and saw an ox-drawn sledge loaded with stone.

His body was then taken by ox-drawn cart to Downpatrick, where he was buried.

When they saw it coming, they turned ox-drawn cart across the road to block it.

Meeker came up with a scheme to travel along the Trail again by ox-drawn wagon, raising public awareness for his cause.

Its first use was in ox-drawn carts.