We rush to load our trolley back in.
Gabrielle Gasc, pushing her trolley back up the hill to the clubhouse, reckoned the Ryder Cup did help reinforce the European ideal in the context of the EU: "It creates a dynamic.
MR. SCHWARTZ, now a professor of engineering at Cooper Union, argues for more transit resources to finally build the badly needed Second Avenue subway and a rail link to La Guardia Airport, to expand the No. 7 line west to the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, link the Long Island Rail Road to Grand Central Terminal, bring a trolley back to 42nd Street, and better maintain what we have.
We took the trolley downtown (San Diego, that is), hopped on a ferry to the town of Coronado, ate lunch, rode around in a pedal-powered surrey, and then ferried and trolleyed back home, stopping for cupcakes on the way.
PAGE C1 Trolleys Back in New Jersey Fifty years after the region's last streetcar tracks were torn up, New Jersey is set to open the first leg of a $1.1 billion trolley system along the Hudson River.
They spotted me as I was racing through the streets, being pushed by my mates in a Tesco shopping trolley because, back in those days, I couldn't keep up with my mates and it was quite territorial in east London, so if we were in trouble, we'd just be able to leg it.
As the crane trolleys glided back and forth, and the ship, in its berth, was illuminated like a stage set by the wharf lights, Mr. Richardson became contemplative.
He has a customised triangular skip key on his keyring, a head torch, gloves and a bicycle with a large trolley on the back.
"She lay in a small, clean room with a cross on the wall; she was indeed on a trolley, with the back of her head towards me...
She lay in a small, clean room with a cross on the wall; she was indeed on a trolley, with the back of her head toward me as I went in, thus avoiding an instant face-to-face.
For dinner, take a trolley for $1.25 back up to King Street to Monza for Neapolitan-style pizzas ($7 to $12) topped with local cheeses, meats and vegetables, or to Raval, a dark and sumptuous little wine and tapas bar where a glass of house red or white will set you back only $5.50.
