We drove in gharries a mile or two to the bungalow, through crowds of natives of India--how ugly they look compared with the Burmese!
Two German gentlemen were inside; they said there were no gharries to be had, but they volunteered to give us each a seat in the two traps that we had seen waiting outside, and to deposit us at our destination.
Long strings of less pretentious bullock-gharries almost block the roadway, and people constantly dodging out from behind them in front of my wheel make it extremely difficult to ride.
Let gharries be got together at once to take the infantry forty miles, then they will start fresh for a thirty-mile march.
The gharries were all in waiting at the crossroad, and another day brought them to Lucknow, where the news of the defeat and dispersion of the rebel force had already been sent on by a mounted orderly.
The gharriestook us to various small hotels, but when once inside we were not allowed to go out again.
On reaching Aleppo, in the evening, the orderlies and servants were marched off by themselves, and after loading our kit on to carts we were driven away in gharries from the station.
After a time three gharries arrived, and Mr. Innes and I went in one, the two other gentlemen in another, and Sultan Abdullah's boys in the third.
Again was the tram service inadequate, nor could the motors and gharries cope with the rush of the men back to the lines before leave expired.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "gharries" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
