Over the years, both men have been threatened repeatedly — by phone calls, by strangers appearing at their front doors, by carloads of gunmen.
Larger demonstrations took place over the next three evenings, swelled by carloads of supporters from Bagh-e Iman and other villages as far as 60 kilometers from Shiraz.
And should the threat of building walls become a reality rather than a compulsive liar's political bait, we need to migrate to the borderlands in droves, by bus, by carloads, by trains, by pilgrimages on foot to disrupt the bulldozers and trucks.
They don't have to suffer and run from the police and be beaten up by carloads of boys from New Jersey that come into New York just to do that.
It's also a world where Palin can mount a multicity bus tour, trailed by carloads of media, stopping by a string of states crucial to the presidential primary process and insist she's simply on a high-octane family vacation.
Visit any California branch of Trader Joe's, a supermarket chain where the wine is sold, and you will see stacks of it piled in the aisles, and shoppers carting it away not by the case, but by the carload.
It also bought and stockpiled material by the carload.
He had friends by the carload, who were drawn to his tall, semi-silent elegance and attentive ear.
Even in recent years, however, Collins was still moving books by the carload, because her characters were good company.
On sensitive days, like anniversaries of the 1989 killings, agents appear in front of their house by the carload.
