The HotSpot experiences what we'll call a trundling week, as Ricardo ❋ Unknown (2010)
It doesn't work, but at least I'm not completely bleary-eyed when I set out, laptop bag slung over one shoulder, suitcase trundling behind me. ❋ Hal Duncan (2010)
There England were, happily trundling along without a care in the world, all set for a big push on the third day when it all went wrong, late, quick wickets from Saeed Ajmal in the final session giving the match an entirely different complexion. ❋ Unknown (2012)
Perhaps this makes me that annoying person trundling down the highway at 55 while the traffic blows by me at 80, but hey, I'm free (mostly). ❋ Unknown (2010)
If trundling around on Mars looking for a good landing spot, or interesting geology, or marvin the martian ... isn't Curiosity for Curiosity's sake I don't know what is. ❋ Unknown (2009)
At first she trimmed them with her husband's electric nose hair trimmer while he sheared away at their credit card debt and mortgage by trundling his body off to the insurance firm he'd seat belted himself to, a poem-wielding vice presidentialism. ❋ Jamie Iredell (2011)
The proposal, from EDF and the Environment Agency, is to have between 50 and 100 quarry lorries a day, each weighing 30 tonnes and three metres wide, coming along the 3.1-metre wide unmade road for five days a week, trundling right past their front doors. ❋ Unknown (2012)
I worked at top speed, filling the iron wheelbarrow with coal, running it on the scales and weighing the load, then trundling it into the fire-room and dumping it on the plates before the fires. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Alright, he sighed, reluctantly grabbing his boxers, putting them on and trundling downstairs to the kitchen with its yellow suns painted on French country wallpaper. ❋ Jill Brooke (2011)
Along the empty tree-lined streets, we passed only one solitary figure trundling along the edge of the half-paved road. ❋ Dev Aujla (2010)
So naturally I was delighted that on Tuesday Locog – as the London organising committee is daringly acronymed for surely the irony of a name that hints at an organisation trundling along in first gear must be intentional, mustn't it? ❋ Unknown (2011)
Cook, trundling along at a highly respectable rate himself, could look on admiringly from the other end. ❋ Unknown (2011)
Broad has a hard enough time of it as it is, what with possessing the cherubic features of a tragic Georgian poet and having a Test official for a dad for a professional cricketer the equivalent of attending a school where your father is the RE teacher, without experts advising him to surrender prematurely to middle age and take up medium‑paced trundling. ❋ Unknown (2011)
NBob, an old friend in the UK mentioned that there were half a dozen of the buggers trundling through where she lived last year! ❋ Unknown (2010)
Night buses trundling home from London's Trafalgar Square in the small hours will be packed with the customary bleary drinkers in bobble hats. ❋ Unknown (2012)
Then imagine the pain of shovelling coal and trundling a loaded wheelbarrow with two sprained wrists. ❋ Unknown (2010)
The Train, Michael Essien, is trundling between stations; Florent Malouda is quiet again; Mikel is ponderous and clumsy; José Bosingwa has lost thrust at right-back and before the Wigan game Drogba and Anelka had 16 Premier League goals between them. ❋ Unknown (2011)
