Plus, my father and stepmother in Ormond Beach, Fla., are holding a carload of stuff, which they will bring when they arrive next week, including: beach towels, queen sheets, and shower curtains, plus a coffee pot, toaster and towel rack.
As David Halberstam sketches their lives, "The Teammates" even bears a resemblance at times to Graham Swift's novel "Last Orders" (1996), in which a carload of mourners travels from London to Kent, reminiscing about themselves and a departed friend.
Landscaping of the ponds happens by serendipity; if Mr. Anello happens to be driving his station wagon past a highway construction site, he said, he invariably stops to pick up a carload of stones and boulders, which are reborn as landscaping in his yard.
Again, for me it was more of a desire to see Carmel and Monterey after almost two decades in its best 'elegance' mode, while my husband showed a serious fan attitude and brought a carload of various semi professional looking cameras -- which made me both smirk and wish he brought that same kind of devotion to the tasks of everyday married life..
The addicts thought it was a carload of soldiers.
Admission: $5 or $15 a carload; children under 12, free.
A carload of white men pulled up to watch.
If you'd like some to take wherever, I got a carload for you".
Today through Sunday, 8 30 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Admission: $5 a person or $15 a carload.
"It's not Paris fashion," he said as a carload of attractive people streamed past him.
In the other, a carload of checkers made it to the mythical restaurant, only to be underwhelmed by the food.
