Sentence examples for ice cart from inspiring English sources
The man stood over his dead animal and ice cart.
A man was run over by an ice cart on Spring Street.
"In Guyana," said Mr. Pilgrim, a 65-year-old janitor at the Flatbush Dutch Reformed Church, a few feet from Ms. Martinez's ice cart, "the sun is hot, but you're getting breeze.
In 1891, responding to a complaint that delivery wagons were using the Dakota's main courtyard, he wrote to American Architect and Building News to say that "a grocer's wagon has never been seen within the quiet precincts of this courtyard, and an ice cart would cause as much consternation to the aristocratic tenants as a streetcar trundled into the space".
Her presence might not have irritated him as much if fewer ice carts were on the street.
"There were like 50, 60 of these things, every kind you can imagine, from the big fancy ones to the little home-made Italian ice carts, all sitting out rusting near the water".
Occasionally, one finds shave ice carts here during the summer, but they certainly are not as prevalent as in Hawaii.
Eddie Colon, of Harlem, hopped off his bicycle, casually leaned the bike against a rectangular post of red metal and browsed the flavors at an Italian-ice cart tended by a sidewalk vendor.
In New-York, a city that used a hyphen in its name in 1851, The Times reported on two fires, three steamers that had just docked, an ice-cart accident and a possible poisoning of a woman by her estranged husband.
Mexicans rolled their shaved-ice carts along the sidewalk.
