Sentence examples for there were carts from inspiring English sources

There were carts of woven sombreros hanging on hooks, folded shawls striped orange and yellow and the dull red of sunset.

There are carts, but most of the 45 members, who pay the equivalent of $66 a year in dues, prefer to walk the course, which takes a strong hitter about four hours to play, Mr. Tollerup said.

In Italy there had been cart racing as early as 1808, but the introduction of French blood stock made it much more popular, as it did in Belgium and Holland.

In his shopping cart there were three or four game cases with ominous-looking covers.

There were no carts in sight, so I went back inside and hovered over a woman and her daughter at the checkout counter.

Goats grazed on weeds in the downtown wastelands where government buildings had once stood; there were donkey carts, but few vehicles, and almost no people visible on the city's streets.

These "highways" are winding roads with soft shoulders, and there are bullock carts, hand carts, scooters and auto-rickshaws.

There were no shopping carts, innertubes, oil drums or plastic crud bobbing photogenically on the surface.

There were still grocery carts upended in it, snags of trees, but for some reason we liked to kayak there.

There were no shopping carts available, so I went to look for one in the parking lot, encouraging Nicole to start shopping solo.

A Japanese colleague tells me that in Vietnam there are snack carts that sell steamed horseshoe crabs on the beach.