| The officers trundled along behind her, clearly unimpressed by her outburst. |
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| Weary and footsore, they trundled slowly out of the forest, the horses stumbling slightly despite the bright sunlight filtering in overhead. |
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| Driving full throttle on his wheel rims, he trundled back to Augusta at 30 mph and meandered through downtown, trailed by a posse of 14 cruisers. |
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| He just trundled on, his public school affability masking a lack of clear thought. |
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| Amy watched the world speed past as the bus trundled along until they came to Sara's stop. |
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| She was born in 1899 when horse-drawn trams still trundled through the streets of Southampton. |
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| From the west and south, the elite Namal and Golani Brigades trundled forward, their tank tracks chewing up the sodden ground. |
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| One of the nuclear trains from our local power plant trundled past at quarter past eight, bang on time. |
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| It is common practice to find wheelbarrows loaded with full crates of beer being trundled over the highway at this point. |
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| The doors closed, we trundled to the next station, then the train terminated. |
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| Jeeps and lorries trundled down asphalt roads and the safari package tour was in its infant stages. |
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| Obediently he trundled off towards Red Diamond's waist, where the starboard watch was gathered. |
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| Tables stretched down each wall where bots of all sizes and shapes sat, were bolted, or trundled back and forth assembling cleaning and tearing down other bots. |
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| A lone steamroller trundled along what was supposed to be the car park. |
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| This continued as we trundled around the gentle greenness of Perthshire. |
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| Best baits are redworms, which can be trundled down to the fish in a natural manner, or alternatively often-overlooked baits such as caterpillars, wax worms, or mealworms. |
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| The big charts that the finance minister trundled in before the finance committee were totally wrong. |
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| Toward dinner time a field kitchen was trundled up, and a little later the cook. |
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| Others trundled around the grounds in a choo-choo train decorated as a bumble bee. |
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| Retailers like them because there is a lower risk of theft and fewer notes and coins to be totted up and trundled to the bank each day. |
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| In the 1920s educational trains trundled through the prairies, pulling boxcars of animals and demonstration crops. |
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| The children ran out to wave as the HUMVEES trundled in, joking with the soldiers once they dismounted. |
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| However, when lorries trundled past the snakes would be shaken off the branches and often smashed through the windscreens of cars because of their hard heads. |
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| The only sound he could hear was the quiet creaking of the wagon's wooden wheels as it trundled over the cobbled streets and the steady beat of his heart, loud in his ears. |
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| He trundled off into a large chamber on the other side of the cavern. |
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| When I got home Harry trundled along to see if I'd got him anything good. |
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| He snorted as the old man trundled up to him, relaxing slightly. |
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| I fretted as we trundled slowly home in a rather despondent way. |
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| Streamers of wispy cloud trundled elegantly past the window as if they were clearing the screen so that our eyes could feast on our very own slice of clear star-studded sky. |
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| Three midgets gussied up as small green aliens trundled out. |
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| The caribou skins and canvas were stripped off the tepees and tied to the toboggans, leaving the skeletal frames behind to stare at the Innu as they trundled away across the snow. |
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| Throughout, local herdsmen and TV journalists and crews exchanged looks of bewilderment and amazement as the convoy trundled down the bumpy road carrying its load of some of the worlds most incredible electronic devices. |
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| The sound of Edward's bell and posthorn, as he trundled down the lanes, summoned residents to hand over their letters. |
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| They are being packed in like sardines and trundled back to dirty reality. |
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| With his deep, passionate voice and wildly waving arms, he would teach the children of Jenin to hurl words and music at the occupiers until they overcame them, and the armoured cars trundled back across the Green Line. |
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| While my grandparents sat rocking with laughter in their deck chairs, I trundled down the catwalk in my cossie, holding a beach ball, bright red with shame. |
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