During the Great Depression, many families relied on Hoover wagons to transport their belongings when gasoline was scarce.

The factory loaded the rail wagons with steel beams before dawn.

At the festival, the passion wagons paraded through the streets, drawing cheers from the crowd.

The broom wagons slowly followed the exhausted cyclists, ready to collect anyone who couldn't finish the race.

The stage wagons rolled silently across the theater during the scene change.

The railway operator inspected the tank wagons before the hazardous materials were loaded.

Local volunteers decorated the cat wagons with blankets and toys before the adoption fair.

The settlers hitched up the buck-wagons and set out at dawn.

The old cattle wagons clattered along the rickety tracks as the sun set behind the hills.

The family loaded their beach wagons with chairs, umbrellas, and coolers before heading to the sand.