| So show us your apples, aubergines, how you've laid your fruit and veg garden out or simply a barrowful of your biggest cabbages. |
| It's where Rock is attached and didn't they get a barrowful of free publicity last weekend? |
| Now, while that may seem like great news if you need to borrow a barrowful of cash, you shouldn't be focusing on the 3.5 per cent part of the deal. |
| For there, upon the narrow new-made road, between the stripling pines, was a mediaeval friar, fighting with a barrowful of turfs. |
| With the currency of political esteem buying you less than a barrowful of notes in Zimbabwe, we could all do with figures worthy of respect at the centre of government. |
| Freddie had been seen at 5am pushing a barrowful of stones up a steep gradient at Horbury. |
