"They've been used against flight attendants," said Jeff Zack, a union spokesman, calling the carts "unwieldy and dangerous".
"The people who live here don't have the means for sand or rubble, so they are obliged to call the cart-drivers for filler.
Even his choice of a sympathetic grownup to talk to was unusual — John Norton, who sold ice-cream bars out of a decorated truck called the Ding Dong Cart.
Iron Maiden bassist Steve Harris's Essex mansion featured a pub called the Horse and Cart, with a pool table, which was reputedly named after the venue of Maiden's first ever gig.
This is the famous scene of repossession, in which members of the Lord Chamberlain's Men – Shakespeare's company – conclude a long dispute with their landlord by dismantling the old playhouse called the Theatre and carting off its timbers to build a new venue in Southwark, the Globe.
He later called the police, who carted him off to hospital in a "stable" condition.
Trainers and medical staff rushed over to Mauldin and called for the cart as several Jets players stood and watched.
In their discussion, the authors write, "Further research should investigate why reading is facilitated when periods are followed by two spaces". (Their emphasis) Whoa, boy! — that's called putting the cart before the horse.
In life, and in television, that is called putting the cart before the horse.
At every sixth hole, there are uniformed "ambassadors," who look for lost balls, rake bunkers, call the beverage cart with orders and provide cool, moist towels on hot days.
Because the Z18 weighs a solid 90+ pounds and no one wants to lug that around, they've built what they call the "MakerBot Cart" specifically for it.
