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hackneys (pl.)
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hackneys Sentence Examples
- The city was bustling with hackneys, their hooves clattering on the cobblestone streets.
- The wealthy travelers arrived at the inn in a luxurious hackney carriage, adorned with intricate carvings.
- The hackney driver navigated the crowded marketplace, skillfully maneuvering between vendors and pedestrians.
- The young couple hired a hackney to take them to the park, where they could escape the hustle and bustle of city life.
- The hackneys lined up at the railway station, eager to transport weary travelers to their destinations.
- The innkeeper recommended a reputable hackney driver who knew all the shortcuts and would get them to the castle quickly.
- The sound of the hackney's bell echoed through the quiet neighborhood, signaling the arrival of visitors.
- The police used hackneys to pursue criminals and maintain order in the city streets.
- The elderly woman boarded the hackney, dankbar for the driver's assistance with her luggage.
- The hackneys were an iconic part of the Victorian era, with their elaborate designs and distinctive shape.
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The city was bustling with hackneys, their hooves clattering on the cobblestone streets.
The wealthy travelers arrived at the inn in a luxurious hackney carriage, adorned with intricate carvings.
The hackney driver navigated the crowded marketplace, skillfully maneuvering between vendors and pedestrians.
The young couple hired a hackney to take them to the park, where they could escape the hustle and bustle of city life.
