Waggon used in a sentence

Waggon in a sentence as a noun

So wired jumps on the pro-censorship waggon, to suppress repos on pure moral grounds.

Hehe, i jumped on a train on this route like 8 years ago, but it was in a classical old rusty waggon where people just jumped on.

But whilst a single wainwright could perhaps make a decent enough waggon a single individual can't produce a car.

It comes – however – with a waggon full of dangerous traps and gotchas and in practise very few people are good enough to always avoid them or mitigate the risks created by them.