Sentence examples for peddle from from inspiring English sources

You're Abie the fish peddle from Czechoslovakia!" Chico remembers that Abie had a birthmark somewhere.

Riders can even peddle from Battery Park City to the George Washington Bridge with nary a stop sign.

Chico and Harpo jump all over him, nearly undressing him, until they find the mark on his arm, at which point "Chandler" confesses to being Abie the fish peddle from Czechoslovakia, and in a heavy Yiddish accent offers them money to keep his origins secret.

Soon he was peddling from a pushcart on Orchard Street on the Lower East Side.

Groupon also did some fancy back-peddling from a Bloomberg story featuring the company's co-founder and executive chairman, Eric Lefkofsky.

Most of my favourite haunts are a few hundred peddles from my front door, but restaurant number one these days happens to be a few steps away.

Just two weeks before the first round of voting last month, though, Ms. Rousseff's successor as chief of staff, Erenice Guerra, was accused of influence peddling from inside the government.

PLDT, Mr Gokongwei implies, is no different from the soap bars that he peddled from his bicycle as a youth: an opportunity for a good trader to make money.

The majority of hot dogs peddled from carts are Sabrett, the Bronx-made brand that once supplied Nathan's and still supplies some of the city's top frank spots.

The Nelson chairs, Eames tables and Kagan sofas and lamps he peddled from the back of his battered pickup truck helped spark a market in what became known as vintage or "retro" furnishings.

Tristan Brodsky — named not for Wagner's opera, we're told, but for a brand of sweaters his father peddled from a pushcart — is a member of the striving first generation of children of New York Jewish immigrants.