Sentence examples for like a trolley from inspiring English sources

Nobody remembers this, but then memory is like a trolley car full of chorus girls sipping egg creams: wonderful, but fleeting.

The molecules move back and forth along the stripes or edges a bit like a trolley car guided by its track.

Rather than the signature potato-potato declamation, which is the Harley V-twin engine's familiarly flatulent sound, we heard the AC induction motor shriek like a trolley car gone wild.

According to Anderson, Gasparro created an "impressive" image of the Memorial, however, Taxay states that the design "looks at first glance like a trolley car".

If Estonian prostitutes don't get paid just for standing on the street looking like a trolley dash in a Maybeline factory, then why should I give money to a gay cowboy painted silver with a duck whistle in his mouth? .

You cannot board originalism like a trolley, ride it through the cases you don't like, and then get off back in 1953, when Earl Warren joins the Court, or even back in 1935, when the Court begins taking a more expansive view of Congressional authority to regulate interstate commerce.

The red bus, which officials like to call a trolley, stops at Old Fulton Landing, the strip of Middle Eastern stores along Atlantic Avenue, the Brooklyn Botanic Garden and Junior's Restaurant, at the Fulton Mall.

And crowds in parfait-for-spring finery strolled Fifth Avenue like gentry in a trolley song.

"The trolley looks like an operating trolley or a morgue table.

It's European, it's sophisticated in shiny tubular blue and it looks like a shopping trolley with a seat, a basket and a set of brakes.

Among all the robins, I've already heard the first dunnock, sounding like a shopping trolley being wheeled along, and the first song thrush, which was a genuine thrill.