Sentence examples for dolly to from inspiring English sources

One of my earliest memories is of learning to use a hand dolly to move boxes.

And "Better Day" captures them faithfully: it's Dolly to the bone.

But there's not a corn dolly to be seen on Folksy.

"You need a dolly to carry it around," said Elliot Feldman, who oversees Boston's attendance officers, as they are called.

It was affixed to a handwritten wanted notice from 1863, under a headline offering a "$50 Reward!!" for the return of Dolly to her owner in Augusta, Ga.

At the start of 1964, for example, it was possible for a show tune like "Hello, Dolly!" to top the pop charts.

Off go the trains of dollies to the "input" areas, where the containers are unloaded and unpacked.

Some of the more than 20 armed agents used dollies to remove files and load them into a truck.

"After the way the Aussies lowered the bar today, England are going to have to bowl leg-stump dollies to McCullum all day then take guard at square leg in the fourth innings in order to out-rubbish that.

Openers Cook and Ian Bell put on 76, but the latter's dolly of dollies to Ajantha Mendis was quickly followed by the cheap dismissals of youngsters Gary Ballance (10) and Joe Root (10).

"Isn't it nice /Sugar and spice /Luring disco dollies to a life of vice".