The couple took a horse carriage that evening.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The knight spurred on [forward] to the castle.

I drove at full speed along the national highway at midnight.

The cabman whipped the horse on.

A cabriolet parked in front of my house.

The horse tossed the jockey (off).

The cowboys rounded up the herd of cattle.

The teamster trotted the horses.

I was kept awfully busy yesterday.

The hikers decamped before dawn

They drove their herd of cattle into the campo.

The cattleman drove his cattle to the valley.

The hunter urged his horse on [into a canter].

The horse threw its rider.

The next day, chickens were yet again killed by a bear at the farmer's.

The rider dug his horse in the flanks with his spurs.

The gauchos went on a cattle drive.

The cowboys were waiting impatiently for the chuckwagon to arrive.

The jockey mounted quickly.

The robbers pulled their cart loaded with loot back to their den.

The boy captured the bird with a net.

The farmer took his pigs to (the) market.

A team of horses was dragging a big log out of the forest.

The excited horse stood on his hind legs and neighed.

The locomotive lumbered along [by, past].

The cowboys drove the cattle to the fields.

Mr. Moore drove me around the town all afternoon.

The train was very crowded, but luckily I was able to find a seat.

The hunters leapt their horses over the fence.

A drover was walking along the road with some sheep.

They succeeded in catching the tiger alive.