Large excursion steamers, usually crowded, ply from Ilfracombe, and coaches and chars-a-bancs from Hartland and Barnstaple bring troops of visitors.
As the innkeeper had been unable to find a tilbury in the city, his guests were obliged to be content with a yellow char-a-bancs with two seats.
When they reached the inn, Menard had a scene with the landlord on the subject of the char-a-bancs which had been let to him and Dubourg.
The road was narrow, and packed with chars-a-bancs awaiting their hordes of noisy trippers.
Soon after one o'clock, however, she was compelled to climb the road to the downs in meek agreement with two lines of toiling chars-a-bancs and laboring motors.
They underbid the char-a-bancs for traffic, in both rates offered and service rendered, and they have quite regained their own again.
They passed through Fair Oaks as usual on their afternoon drives, stopping for a chat; in their char-à-bancs or on the verandah.
The bath-houses were built, and the big char-à-bancs rolled down the dusty road to Ravenswood every morning.
With the exception of two intervals, one of which is to the west of Cape Missiessy, and the other to the east of the Bancs des Planaires, the French saw the coast between Capes Missiessy and Keraudren, but at a great distance.
In the north the assault was to be made by the IV Corps at Rouges Bancs with the object of turning the Aubers defences from that flank; while farther south the I and Indian Corps were to secure the line Ligny-le-Grand--La Clicqueterie Farm.
The expression bancs doubles is interesting, as it seems to imply that there were at that time libraries in which bancs simples were used; that is to say, lecterns with only one sloping surface instead of two.
It blazed with color from May to November, and there was one of the Rodhaven drivers who on several occasions stopped his char-à-bancs to let the passengers have a long look at it.
Even chars-a-bancs drivers, the gallant swashbucklers of our modern traffic, never venture to take their clients to Hailey Compton.
It was a pleasure party of ladies and gentlemen on horseback and in a four-horsed char-a-bancs returning to La Mision Perdida.
The sound of carriage-wheels on the gravel terrace brought with it voices and laughter and the swiftly passing vision of a char-a-bancs filled with muffled figures bending low to avoid the direct advances of the sun.
They passed him at a rapid trot, but the next moment the char-a-bancs was suddenly pulled up.
After the first glance, Guest withdrew his eyes and gazed at the other figures in the char-a-bancs without moving a muscle.
Harry Osgood's char-a-bancs was a vehicle he had had constructed for use over the rough country roads.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "bancs" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
