Last Monday, Natalie Rowe, a former dominatrix who claims to have taken cocaine with a young George Osborne – a claim that he has always totally denied – was arrested shortly after tweeting an unseen picture of George Osborne, in her words, "off his trolley" in her flat.
In "The Trolley Song," the shouted words "bump, bump, bump went the brake," became the song's comic center.
Is that the right word for the guy who reins in the trolleys?
Crashing sounds on the tape underline the speculation that the passengers may have used the plane's food trolleys in their uprising, and that Mr Beamer's words were a specific command to use a trolley as a battering-ram.
Sitting in his front room, a high, airy space in a Belgravia house with a big glass-topped table and a drinks trolley to hand, Patrick Caulfield sighs at this word "beauty".
If there's one word in the English language that lugs a massive trolley of negative baggage behind it it's ticketing.
Instead, a diminutive cheese trolley rolls toward the table, laden, if that's the word, with a micro-selection of French, Spanish and Italian cheeses.
For instance, our intuitions seem to be affected by whether we word our scenario in terms of killing or saving, and by the order in which the trolley examples are considered.
Tumbled from the trolley door.
