Sentence examples for wheeled from inspiring English sources
Amy dropped what she was doing, went black in the eyes for a second and wheeled around on him.
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.
The court in the conservative Muslim country was treated to the spectacle of the mattress, on which the allegedly offending acts occurred, being wheeled in and out.
When the real business of the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership ratification is under way, he'll be wheeled out on Newsnight looking like a treefrog trying to escape from a scrotum and the whole culture will stop to take aim.
As they wheeled around the street they played a song mocking the Irish famine, a ditty that urges Scottish Catholics of Irish origin to "go home" now that the famine is long over.
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.
Still, if all goes to plan, Richard Brown will behind the controls of Jet Reaction later this year at the Bonneville salt flats in Utah, US, when he tries to break the two-wheeled land speed record.
The Glasgow Evening Times reports on a two-wheeled sex pest who 'uses a racing bike to travel around the west of Scotland trying to lure children into posing for indecent pictures'.
Provocative and hateful newspaper reports about 'two-wheeled terrorists' merely stir up tribalism - basic, brutal and bad.
The pretty avenue that leads to the Villa dei Mysteri outside the walls was, however, comparatively empty, and you could easily picture it with togaed citizens and solid-wheeled ox-carts going up and down.
The climbdown from motorcycle convoy to single four-wheeled vehicle led the tabloid Bild to ask: "Are the wild wolves … turning into the meek lambs?" The Night Wolves had been expected at Dachau from midday on Monday, with scores of media representatives waiting for their arrival.
