But there are a handful of those "cold dead hands" wagon aficionados who refuse to let their vehicles go.
A few feet further in, we come across a hand-wagon.
There are no longer any jobs for wagon-makers, & all the trade nowadays is in second-hand wagons.
The 100- kilogram crates of carriers, carried on tiffinwallahs' heads, hand- wagons and cycles are delivered at 12 30 p.m., picked up at 1 30 p.m., and returned whence they came.
The New Yorker, August 24 , 1946P. 15 A Greenwich matron bought a second-hand station-wagon early in the summer.
By H. H. Boyesen and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, August 24 , 1946P. 15 A Greenwich matron bought a second-hand station-wagon early in the summer.
She drives from show to show in a second-hand Ford Station wagon equipped with a trailer for her mount and a pet mongrel dog.
A friend was waiting to buy a drink one day and noticed several youngsters, ages about 7 or 8, crowding around the wagon and handing Mr. Parker slips of paper.
A crippled man lies in a small wooden wagon, his hands wrapped in leather or rags.
Among the dances Mrs. Obama worked on enthusiastically with Mr. Fallon: the "Go Shopping, Get Groceries," the "Driving the Station Wagon," the "Just the Hands Part of 'Single Ladies' " and "the Dougie".
The cost proved excessive, and he installed a stationery steam engine and narrow gauge railway tracks, on which small wagons were pushed by hand, to aid the work.
