wheelbarrow

If astronauts were to visit this crater, they might be able to use eight wheelbarrows of soil to melt 10 to 13 gallons of water.

Modern wheelchairs are a big improvement on the first wheelchairs, which were just wheelbarrows like the ones we use in the garden.

During the day, people walk around pushing their belongings -- including their children -- in makeshift wheelbarrows.

Some of them were digging out the earth, others were carrying the earth away in wheelbarrows , while a third lot stood doing nothing.

Opposite a small shanty town in Algiers, Chinese labourers in hard hats push wheelbarrows of cement and dig holes for fence posts.

I could not tear my gaze away from the wheelbarrows and those dozens of pathetic little bodies.

Charlie simply smiled and replied, "Okay, wheelbarrows! "

As conveyance, boats, sedan chairs and wheelbarrows were more popular than horses.

Although wheelbarrows were expensive to purchase, they could pay for themselves in just 3 or 4 days in terms of labor savings.

In Vancouver, along the boulevards of 100 block West 10th they have added planters, bicycle baskets, wheelbarrows and flower beds.

Wheelbarrows with For-Sale signs may not be chained to trees.

After getting all those wheelbarrows full of cash, he'd better.

Boy selling wheelbarrows.

They push each other in wagons or wheelbarrows. Sometimes they shout and sing.

The peasants have not even wheelbarrows.

Forget the hoes and wheelbarrows, but bring a radio.

The drawing approach for these wheelbarrows is identical;