stagecoach

IPA: stˈeɪdʒkoʊtʃ

Root Word: Stagecoach

A census-designated place in Lyon County, Nevada, United States.
Alternative spelling of stage-coach [(historical) A horse-drawn coach that runs routinely between two destinations to transport passengers and mail.]

Examples of "stagecoach" in Sentences

Stagecoach robbery and betrayal.
It was originally used as a stagecoach road.
The railway rapidly ousted the stagecoaches.
From stagecoach to Zurich transport network.
A stagecoach is a type of four wheeled coach.
The community was an important stagecoach stop.
A 'stagecoach' is a type of four wheeled coach.
This was the end of the stagecoach in this area.
Fees are charged for the Stagecoach Inn and museum.
Edgerton and Sanders then left in a stagecoach for ashington.
On the back of the stagecoach is the sign “To Salt Lake City.”
A lot of time went into that stagecoach, which is understandable.
Woodling says the stagecoach was his first large-scale project and that he doesn't intend to tackle another.
Meeting new men in those days, when even the stagecoach was a passing show worth going miles to see, was an event.
For people waiting for news, visitors and the delivery of the mail, the arrival of the stagecoach was a big event.
He disembarked at Bordeaux, in France, and joining a merry company, traveled with them in a kind of stagecoach called a diligence.
It's code-name is "stagecoach", but the name "beast" came from the fact that it is incredibly heavy and has an powerful wheelbase.
Adults and children alike can also experience the Old West by catching a ride in a stagecoach, which is free with museum admission.