Sentence examples for trolley comes from inspiring English sources

A low trolley comes into the light; dusty suitcases and stacked velvet chairs.

As a postscript to the desserts, a happy trolley comes rolling over, laden with lollipops, madeleines, jellied fruits, financiers and large apothecary jars filled with nougats and caramels.

With all this help, then perhaps when the trolley comes rattling around the corner, and with a half-second to decide, you might just do the right thing.

1860's-1880's: In 1866, a horse-drawn trolley comes to Smith Street, and soon hundreds of row houses and low-rent apartment houses are built for men working on the docks and in the local gas factory.

Lost in Showbiz's devastation was allayed a little by the thought that Gwynneth Paltrow's Goop is still, happily, flogging not just Bath Salts for Inner Peace ($78) but a $24 kit that enables you to make a gin and tonic while on an aeroplane, the latter clearly an essential item for anyone who hasn't worked out you can just ask for one when the drinks trolley comes round.

The cutaway features a live action hand puppet segment, in which Stewie is making a proclamation to his subjects, before the Trolley comes along.

The word trolley came from the little troller of Daft's system.

"My crazy neighbors came out in hazmat suits and dry ice when the trolley came by.

Before the trolley came, in 1910, public access was via boat, launch or steamer from Long Island, Mott Haven, and Manhattan.

"The trolley came off the tracks with the silly passes and the turnovers in the neutral zone," Coach Tom Renney said.

Every now and then, a cute little robotic trolley came ambling down an aisle, playing Mozart to alert the humans that it was approaching.