The young fellows who prided themselves upon a neat buggy and a fast horse made their turnouts shine, and dashed past the inn with a self-conscious air.
There could not have been less than ten miles of spectators, in double or triple rows, who had taken places that afternoon to watch the turnouts of fashion and rank.
The following summary statement will exhibit the estimated cost and distances of a continuous railroad from Harrisburg to Pittsburg, via Johnstown and Blairsville, graded for a double track, and a single track and turnouts laid.
As the business increases the turnouts must be lengthened, depots and shops enlarged, and the number of locomotives and cars added to.
Carriages crawl slowly through the crowd, some of them are smart private turnouts which have driven to the fete after dinner at Armononville or elsewhere.
Smart turnouts and little private victorias with tinkling bells are constantly arriving and departing.
Yes--it's one of them turnouts from the gals' school.
And then the turnoutsrolled away, and the students of Brill were left once more to themselves.
There were pretty turnouts to watch, and spirited horses, and Mrs. Nancy found her mind constantly wandering from what she meant should be the subject of her thoughts.
The well-dressed men and women in their trim turnouts little guessed what pleasure their high-stepping horses and silver-mounted harnesses gave to the modest little woman threading her way among the people on the sidewalk.
The road was a single-track affair, withturnouts to enable cars coming in opposite directions to pass each other.
But the drivers were an unruly set, paid no attention to turnouts, and would meet face to face on the track, just as if no turnouts existed.
There was no law to prevent them from dining at the fashionable hotels, where Paris gowns could not pass unobserved; and their turnouts were irreproachable.
They had passed hundreds of automobiles and fine turnouts of every description, and out at the three great resorts thousands of pleasure-seekers.
By this time we knew that most of the Sevillian rank and riches had gone to Madrid for the winter, and we were the more surprised by some evident show of them in the private turnouts where by far most of the turnouts were public.
Jack, as the turnouts approached the town where the reunion was to occur.
The way to Datport was level for the most part and the three turnouts made good time, the boys singing and cheering as they passed through villages and by prosperous farms.
The most gorgeous turnouts in Cairo were, of course, those belonging to the reigning family, and used on state occasions.
Public fiacres and ordinary private carriages have each but a single syce, but the carriages of the Khedive and all official turnouts must have a pair of syces running side by side.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "turnouts" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
