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Definition of gun carriage in English: gun carriagenoun A wheeled support for a piece of artillery. Example sentencesExamples - The privilege accorded the Navy to draw the gun carriage at Royal funerals was established during the funeral of Queen Victoria in 1901, where the gun carriage was to be drawn by horses of the Royal Artillery.
- Many hundreds of mourners from all three services helped provide a fitting tribute, which included full Naval honours, including a gun carriage and firing party.
- As representatives from practically every regimental association in the city walked behind the gun carriage, the newspaper vendors, many of them disabled ex-servicemen, brought up the rear.
- The service began amid heavy security with prayers at a mosque in a military compound and ended with a procession, his flag-draped casket set on a horse-drawn gun carriage and followed by a crowd of presidents and kings.
- ‘The body, which was encased in a plain oak coffin, rested on a gun carriage drawn by powerful black steeds in funeral trappings,’ said a contemporary newspaper report.
- The gun carriage halts outside the Abbey's West Gate.
- At one time he sat astride the gun carriage as it was wheeled around the town until it ran out of control in Lansdowne Avenue and crashed into a tree.
- Eight guardsmen carefully lifted the coffin from the gun carriage when it reached Parliament and carried it on their shoulders into the building.
- The use of the gun carriage, the ceremonial guard and the lining of the streets, are traditions that date back to the time of Nelson.
- When the gun carriage itself comes past we will present arms to pay our compliments to the Queen Mother and other members of the Royal Family travelling behind the coffin.
- During the Balkan campaign he was punished by being tied to the wheel of a gun carriage, crucifixion-style, for two hours a day in what was known as field punishment No 1.
- Nine senior Royals, led by the Duke of Edinburgh, will walk behind the coffin as it is borne by a gun carriage from Westminster Hall, accompanied by the Massed Pipes and Drums of 13 regiments.
- European artillery manuals were translated and US forces began to use the single or stock trail gun carriage, which they used throughout the Civil War.
- His casket, draped with an Australian flag, was carried to the grave on top of a gun carriage towed by an army vehicle decked with flowers.
- On the morning of 11 November 1920 the Unknown Warrior was drawn in a procession to the Cenotaph in London, on a gun carriage pulled by six black horses.
- Massed pipes and drums from 14 regiments accompanied the gun carriage bearing the Queen Mother from Westminster Hall to the Abbey in a moving spectacle of pomp and pageantry.
- The coffin will rest at the chapel until Friday, when it will be taken on a horse-drawn gun carriage in a half-mile procession of pomp and ceremony, involving 1,600 servicemen and women, to Westminster Hall.
- Throughout what must have been one of the saddest days in his life he looked bereft - and sadness filled his face as he trailed the gun carriage bearing his grandmother's body.
- A state funeral is one at which sailors draw the gun carriage (dating from the horses bolting at Queen Victoria's obsequies); at a ceremonial funeral it is drawn by horses.
- The next time I want to cross London I will find a taxi driver with a gun carriage and a flag.
Definition of gun carriage in US English: gun carriagenounˈɡən ˌkerijˈɡən ˌkɛrɪdʒ A wheeled support for a piece of artillery. Example sentencesExamples - Many hundreds of mourners from all three services helped provide a fitting tribute, which included full Naval honours, including a gun carriage and firing party.
- The coffin will rest at the chapel until Friday, when it will be taken on a horse-drawn gun carriage in a half-mile procession of pomp and ceremony, involving 1,600 servicemen and women, to Westminster Hall.
- The privilege accorded the Navy to draw the gun carriage at Royal funerals was established during the funeral of Queen Victoria in 1901, where the gun carriage was to be drawn by horses of the Royal Artillery.
- On the morning of 11 November 1920 the Unknown Warrior was drawn in a procession to the Cenotaph in London, on a gun carriage pulled by six black horses.
- As representatives from practically every regimental association in the city walked behind the gun carriage, the newspaper vendors, many of them disabled ex-servicemen, brought up the rear.
- Eight guardsmen carefully lifted the coffin from the gun carriage when it reached Parliament and carried it on their shoulders into the building.
- Massed pipes and drums from 14 regiments accompanied the gun carriage bearing the Queen Mother from Westminster Hall to the Abbey in a moving spectacle of pomp and pageantry.
- European artillery manuals were translated and US forces began to use the single or stock trail gun carriage, which they used throughout the Civil War.
- A state funeral is one at which sailors draw the gun carriage (dating from the horses bolting at Queen Victoria's obsequies); at a ceremonial funeral it is drawn by horses.
- The gun carriage halts outside the Abbey's West Gate.
- During the Balkan campaign he was punished by being tied to the wheel of a gun carriage, crucifixion-style, for two hours a day in what was known as field punishment No 1.
- At one time he sat astride the gun carriage as it was wheeled around the town until it ran out of control in Lansdowne Avenue and crashed into a tree.
- The next time I want to cross London I will find a taxi driver with a gun carriage and a flag.
- When the gun carriage itself comes past we will present arms to pay our compliments to the Queen Mother and other members of the Royal Family travelling behind the coffin.
- Nine senior Royals, led by the Duke of Edinburgh, will walk behind the coffin as it is borne by a gun carriage from Westminster Hall, accompanied by the Massed Pipes and Drums of 13 regiments.
- The use of the gun carriage, the ceremonial guard and the lining of the streets, are traditions that date back to the time of Nelson.
- ‘The body, which was encased in a plain oak coffin, rested on a gun carriage drawn by powerful black steeds in funeral trappings,’ said a contemporary newspaper report.
- Throughout what must have been one of the saddest days in his life he looked bereft - and sadness filled his face as he trailed the gun carriage bearing his grandmother's body.
- His casket, draped with an Australian flag, was carried to the grave on top of a gun carriage towed by an army vehicle decked with flowers.
- The service began amid heavy security with prayers at a mosque in a military compound and ended with a procession, his flag-draped casket set on a horse-drawn gun carriage and followed by a crowd of presidents and kings.
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