Coche de Marguerite d'Angoulême and the Psalter of Queen Ingeburge, of which the Duke was particularly proud.
Coche was situate on the western side of the Tigris; but it was naturally considered as a suburb of Ctesiphon, with which we may suppose it to have been connected by a permanent bridge of boats.
The mention of Saint-Jean-de-Coche made Chupin shudder.
Eventually they decided to go to Saint-Jean-de-Coche directly supper was over, and inform the Piedmontese guards.
It is destitute of vegetation; and like the little islands of Coche and Cabagua is remarkable for its small elevation above the level of the sea.
The lord keeper was named Coche Califay, who sayd that when the Shaugh (that is the king or prince) did sit to seale any letters, that last priuiledge should be sealed and deliuered to Laurence Chapman.
At the beginning of the conquest the island of Coche alone furnished pearls amounting in value to fifteen hundred marks per month.
The channel between Coche and Margareta is narrowed by the shoals off the north-west cape of Coche, and by the bank that surrounds La Punta de los Mangles.
The sea has separated the two northern Cordilleras, those of the island of Margareta and the peninsula of Araya; and the small islands of Coche and of Cubagua are remnants of the land that was submerged.
I embarked the following morning at 12 o'clock in the coche d'eau for Lyons.
I embarked in the afternoon of the 11th in the coche d'eau bound to Mayence.
A coche d'eau starts from here daily to Mayence and another to Cologne.
A large barge which followed and was towed by the coche d'eau was filled with Austrian soldiers, and on the banks of the river were a number of soldiers of the Army of the Loire returning to their families and homes.
The whole population, in picturesque costumes, were filling huge baskets with the clusters, and snatches of their merry songs came pealing down to the coche d'eau, as it quietly crept along.
Coche Africanda was their captain, and I escaped only by threatening that if he or any of his men moved to detain me whilst I inspanned, I would shoot him dead, holding my rifle ready for action.
A similar tribe were those Sir Walter Currie drove out of the colony, some of whom I fell in with at Quassam under Coche Africanda.
That coche which we in England still call coach, and the driver of which has obtained the name of coacher--coachman was either cochede terre or a coche d'eau, both conveying travellers and goods.
The gendarmes at Saint-Jean-de-Coche will testify to that.
The "coche de colleras" is a huge cumbrous machine, built after the fashion of a reduced lord mayor's coach, or some of the equipages of the old cardinals at Rome.
We hurried back, and found Doctor Cabot lying in a coche on the floor of the corridor at the door of the convent.
Before, it had been an object to leave the coche as open and airy as possible, on account of the heat, but now it was a greater object to avoid getting wet, and I had everything fastened down on the sides.
In an hour mycoche was ready, and at five o'clock I crawled in.
In consequence of some misunderstanding, no coche was in readiness, and I set out on horseback.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "coche" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
