perambulator उदाहरण वाक्य

The story of the journey became her last book, being published in 1894 as " Adventures of a Perambulator ".
Where there was no Saxon equivalent, Barnes would often invent words and phrases, such as'push wainling'instead of perambulator.
In her maiden speech, she spoke of a mother's life of sacrifice, and urged the Railways Commissioners to allow perambulators on the railways.
Larger and heavier prams, or perambulators had been used since their introduction in the Victorian era; prams were also used for infants, often sitting up.
Unperturbed, she undertook the journey of 500 miles in about 7 weeks, with the poor nurse Ellen having to push the young child in a perambulator.

In 1909 the sidewalks of St . James Park were known as a place where nurses attending perambulators would air and care for babies of the mothers who lived nearby.
It is a " walk " named for its best-known perambulators, Goethe and Schiller, but getting there was a steep climb up rough steps and a path.
Though the primary purpose of the tramway was the carriage of passengers it also carried other items such as mail, newspapers, perambulators, bicycles, construction materials, and animals.
Miss Prism reveals that, in a moment of distraction, she had placed the baby in a handbag and put the manuscript of a novel she had been writing in the perambulator.
A special perambulator with an iron frame, a wicket basket with hood and rubber-tyred wheels, nicknamed'the Kanangra Express', was used to wheel him through rough terrain.