Sentence examples for cartload from inspiring English sources

Buddhist teachers asked their pupils to imagine a cart loaded with 20 kharis of sesame seed, from which once every century one tiny seed was removed; yet when the whole cartload had gone, they would still be in the first Hell, and thousands of further Hells lay beyond it.

All that said, football every day supplies fodder by the cartload to those who hate it, and the cart is driven by the media.

No sooner had Maddie, the Liberty's giant dog mascot, removed his head than three Garden employees were busy deflating beach balls to be packed with the rest of the team's bountiful and varied inventory, which within minutes was being wheeled by the cartload to the freight elevator.

And as for your tiny hares and baby grouse — if you brought them back by the cartload, well and good, but what's the use of just one or two?

The couple had come to hawk a cartload of homegrown watermelons, and they set up their stall along a scenic stretch near a river, where visitors were plentiful and competition scarce.

We slipped into a tiny, windowless back room, so he could sign a cartload of books.

Banyumas has since bolted metal tracks along the stairs in its three-storey office-building to make it easier to wheel the cartloads of cash in and (of course) out.

As winter approaches in Kashmir autumn leaves are being burnt in bonfires on roads, bundles of hay and cartloads of firewood are being brought in to the steep-rooved houses there is no obvious sign of things improving.

These all rely on throwing cartloads of computing power at seemingly random data in order to tease out tiny statistical anomalies.One method looks for the effects of sound waves which originated in the Big Bang: baryon-acoustic oscillations (BAO).

A FORMER Conservative immigration minister recalls cartloads of files being wheeled past him, so that officials could "truthfully" reply to parliamentary questions that the files had personally been reviewed by the minister.

War broke out only days later, so it was down in the coal mines for Lofthouse, rising at 6 30 a.m., doing an eight-hour shift, pushing cartloads of coal to the surface.