Sentence examples for getting a trolley from inspiring English sources

That is, getting a trolley, putting your coat in one end, stuffing the more expensive items underneath it and only paying for the cheaper products that are out there in clear view of the teller.

"I wouldn't send George Osborne to the supermarket to get a trolley," he said.

There's no slow browsing or you get a trolley in the ankles.

If its a multipack of crisps, or something big, perhaps you should consider a basket, and if you need that months shopping, be sure to get a trolley.

But he still operates in exactly the same way, going on single-minded photographic missions: "I get on a trolley and go to a specific intersection.

The other day I got on a trolley from Milan, with lettering that said "Uscita" instead of "Exit".

On a September day in that twilight of the 19th century, Mr. Bliss got off a trolley car at 74th Street and Eighth Avenue, now Central Park West.

Yes Paul, I've spent the last five minutes scooting alongside a moving drinks trolley, getting an illicit tow, obviously, while the chap pushing it handed me a plastic bidon of tea which I shoved down my shirt.

Today, the best way of getting a glimpse of Hammersmith Farm is on a rather more egalitarian trolley bus tour (vikingtoursnewport.com).

Unless you plan to drive all the way here from the UK, bring a trolley to get your purchases home.

She wanted those boys to have a trolley, but in the end she just got them a bit more money".