Sentence examples for wheelbarrow which from inspiring English sources

For hauling, Mr. Butterfield suggested the Ames True Temper Total Control wheelbarrow, which was introduced in 2010 and also features round handles.

In the end, the rats flee down the lane with their possessions thrown into Potter's own wheelbarrow, which she is quite sure she did not give them leave to borrow.

The idea was "to get rid of the image of the pitchfork and the wheelbarrow, which have increasingly been replaced by the computer," says Jean-Luc Poulain, the fair's manager.

His first invention was the ball barrow, a wheelbarrow which featured a single moulded wheel (or ball) made from moulded plastic, which he released in 1974.

A wheelbarrow which sank in the mud was the inspiration for Ballbarrow – which had a large inflatable ball instead of a wheel.

On one occasion we meet a man pushing a wheelbarrow in which is a trussed pig, headed for slaughter.

There is a solution: a wheelbarrow in which the writer can be carried through the dense jungle, a primeval African litter.

At the end of the day he does see a man with some sort of folding hunter's wheelbarrow, in which the man has a bagged deer.

Dunham and the male actor, who she noted was a "perfect gentleman" about the whole thing, were attempting to do a "wheelbarrow position," which the actress happily demonstrated for Meyers and the audience. .

Established over 100 years ago, when a rich benefactor provided East End locals with free wheelbarrows from which to trade, the Barras Market (aka The Barrowlands) is now populated with a wonderful cross-section of Glasgow society.

The worst is a pathetically awkward painted bronze sculpture of the Incredible Hulk, based on an inflatable toy, coupled with a wheelbarrow full of petunias, which makes the piece a planter.