Over time, the city has spawned professional car-movers and professional line-standers, but its most visible — and audible — paid surrogates are indisputably its professional dog walkers.
About 500 luxury cars and people movers were hired from all over Turkey to transport the king's entourage.
Buddy's a local car dealer, a mover and shaker in Dillon, a Panthers maniac and meddler; he shows up at practices and thinks nothing of telling the coach what to do, and he literally gets down on his knees in church and prays for the team to win.
It took the industrial revolution to make everyday mobility possible: on better roads, by train and steamship, today by car, bus the real people-mover of the third world and airliner.
Progressively lower mass (and hence decreased cost) of individual products, be they common consumer items or powerful prime movers like cars or planes, has contributed to their increased use as well as to their deployment in heavier (more powerful, larger, more comfortable) machines.
Once when a couple of movers took my car on a cross-country joyride that left the inside reeking of cigarettes, I asked my friend Steve what I should do.
They are no longer even cars, but space wagons or people movers.
Hyundai has been one of the early movers on self-driving cars, in fact it was first to get a license in Korea, beating even Samsung.
Online I could even find specialty movers to transport a boat (www.marine-movers.com) or car (www.american-car-transport.com).
Claire Poirier said she was skeptical after learning that her two daughters had hired bicycle-powered movers to supplement two family cars for their move.
Last week, movers and shakers gathered for a car show on this neutral ground -- Switzerland has no domestic automakers -- to celebrate what they have accomplished and ponder where they are going.
