Sentence examples for trolley from inspiring English sources

Outside on the pavement, they had plentiful supplies of broccoli, potatoes and other vegetables and a supermarket trolley piled high with rucksacks, a couple of guitars and a dog named Zeus.

An hour later, the car is gone and a corpse lies on a trolley wrapped in a blanket.

She complained she had even had to bring her own pillows to his trolley because the hospital had run out of them.

The numbers of trolley waits – patients who have been treated in A&E and are waiting to be admitted to a ward – are almost as bad.

But 20 years ago, you couldn't move for thrillers in provincial theatres: always set in country houses or smart London flats, always starring an actor off the TV in neckerchief and fawn slacks (Gerald Harper or Jack Hedley or Bill Simpson), always featuring a drinks trolley, an attractive fiance, a best friend and a stalwart detective who appears after the interval to investigate the crime.

The painting was remarkable too in the degree to which it was painted out of doors: Brown rigged up a trolley and wheeled the canvas every day into position.

It looks like any other hospital trolley, except it's covered in green canvas so nobody can see the person underneath.

In the commercial, a housewife encounters the product in a grocery store aisle and ponders whether to add it to her trolley.

In one photograph, Godard walks along dictating dialogue as his cameraman is wheeled up the Champs-Élysées hidden inside a post trolley so as not to attract crowds.

For example, the target is that no one should have to wait more than four hours on a trolley.

I unfold a fresh sheet from the trolley, smooth it out.