Sentence examples for wheeled on from inspiring English sources
The BBC's former royal correspondent Jennie Bond was wheeled on to tell us what a big deal it was for children to give the Queen posies and there were social historians and archivists to give their pennyworth.
In the first break it was Lipo-Max, then the second one they wheeled on some mopeds.
There's some heavy-handed audience interaction involving the delivering of glasses of wine and bananas to the front-row seats, Mechthild Grossmann launches into a long and not especially amusing routine built around a blow job sight gag, and at one point a flame-thrower is wheeled on.
Trump then wheeled on Clinton's husband, Bill, saying no one in American politics had ever been more abusive toward women than the ex-president, who was impeached for lying about an affair with a White House intern.
This argument is wheeled on to discredit a particular naturalistic analysis of "good"—"one of the more plausible, because one of the more complicated of such definitions"—that " good mean[s] … that which we desire to desire".
In one staged match last May, ping pong tables were wheeled on to an actual tennis court for the two men at a school in Finchley.
– Hawking is wheeled on stage.
Then Mr. Clinton wheeled on his questioners.
Margaret Thatcher is wheeled on as all-purpose bogeywoman.
With a sudden, killing look he wheeled on Calchas first: "Seer of misery!
