Sentence examples for wheelbarrow for from inspiring English sources

Princeton built a few more hovercraft into the 1960s and even planned — but never produced — a floating wheelbarrow for construction workers.

Scatchard ended the suspense with his second goal 2 25 later, and not long after that, hats were being collected in a wheelbarrow for the fourth time this season at the Coliseum.

"In rural areas, it's not uncommon for the nearest hospital to be 10 miles away and for people to have to haul their pregnant wife on their back or carry their sick child by stretcher or load their injured mother into a wheelbarrow for the journey," Ategeka says.

The luxury French fashion label Hermès prides itself on assisting wealthy people who have run out of gift ideas: Nicolas Sarkozy once gave Barack Obama a €6,000 £50000) black Hermès golfing bag, the Duke of Windsor ordered a custom-made patent leather wheelbarrow for Wallis Simpson and the Queen was once known to be very fond of the label's gloves.

Jockeys have been saying things, people have been asking me, do you need a wheelbarrow for all your cash?" Thomas refuses to say if the BHA have given any indication as to whether they will offer charges against her but insists she has done nothing wrong and has no idea why her horse, which she also owns, was so well supported at Hereford.

I remembered receiving a wheelbarrow for Father's Day some years ago.

"They have used an electrical system and a ventilation system and small shovels and pickaxes for digging and wheelbarrows for removing the soil".

We had also closed down production of the other half of our business — making wheelbarrows for Sears and other private labels.

No wheelbarrows for Eggleston: instead a kid's trike on the sidewalk, seen from ground level and looming huge over the suburban single-storey houses.

I've flipped through a Chinese dictionary, I've seen photographs of a Chinese typewriter, I've read about Chinese telegraphy, and despite their ingenuity they are all cumbersome inventions, wheelbarrows for the millstone around Chinese culture's neck.

A two-foot path allows plenty of room for a wheelbarrow, or for two people strolling side by side.