In every conversation between Borrow's gypsies, and between them and Lavengro, the illusion is constantly being disturbed by the vocabulary of the speakers.
Did not the foundation stone of our Church, Saint Peter, deny in the public-house what he had previously professed in the valley?
James' second locomotive was mounted on three wheels, two drivers in the rear and a steering wheel, and it ran on the floor or sidewalk.
He then adopted the rotary cylinders instead of the reciprocating, in his engine, which had two six-inch cylinders, and was supported on three wheels.
This model was on the high-pressure principle, and ran on three wheels, the single front one for steering.
After further experiments and improvements, Hancock finally made a vehicle to travel on three wheels, getting power from a pair of vibrating or trunnion engines fixed upon the crank-axle of the fore wheels.
Some eighty years since there was only one post-chaise in Darlington, which ran on three wheels.
It was supported on three wheels, and carried a small copper boiler, heated by a spirit-lamp, with a flue passing obliquely through it.
It ran on three wheels, and was put in motion by an engine composed of two single-acting cylinders, the pistons of which acted alternately on the single front wheel.
The text of this letter is illustrated by rough diagrams, showing a vehicle mounted on three wheels, the foremost or guiding wheel being under the control of the driver; but in a subsequent passage he says, "I think four wheels will be better.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "three wheels" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.