The speaker held a notebook in his hand and they afterward learned he was a news-heeler getting a story for the News, the official college paper.
The heeler pointed out the celebrities as they prowled around the ring, calling loudly for wrestling champions.
The ordinary news-heeler doesn't have time to eat his meals.
A young Freshman heeler entered with a note which he handed to the promoter of the flying exhibition.
The sort you'd have to watch all day, and you'd feel happy helping them to tie up parcels and sell laces with Tudsbury and Heeler and Minns supping their ale without you.
By the cockers standing around him, quarrelling and railing at each other, levelling accusations right and left--the Heeler wrangling with Lydia, saying it was she that had asked the young penniless to come with them.
First he'll be cut and then fattened for the spit or the gridiron, the Heeler answered.
He could not help himself, he must see the great red and yellow bird strike his spur through the head of his adversary, as the Heeler told him he had never failed to do in many combats.
In the thick of it he seemed to see the ward-heeler standing at his bedside and beating furiously upon a huge Chinese gong.
The man Gryson, who had developed into a heeler of sorts, had been growing restive, wanting more money.
Slade, by the way, was a heeler under the direct charge of Peterson, and he had done work which had commended him to that astute though apparently unsophisticated worthy.
Not many newspaper men could have expected Nick Slade, accredited heeler for the Shaughnessy gang, to wax confidential, under any circumstances, to a representative of the press.
The Citizens' Fusion ticket, with an honest man at the head, is going through, and your ward heeler list will be wiped out at the polls, mark me.
The ex-heeler shrugged his shoulders wearily and resumed his seat.
You've shown your hand for nothing, and if your heeler had been possessed of a penny's worth of brains, he'd have found out about things and saved you unnecessary trouble.
After the News heeler left him on the evening in question he read economics uninterruptedly for about half an hour; then he took a cigarette from his case and lit it.
We got one of his heelers fixed (of course we usually tried to keep all that kind of work dark from Farwell Knowles), and this heeler showed the whole business up for a consideration.
His promotion from wardheeler to captain, and from captain to the leadership of the district was his logical reward.
In one of his many eulogies "Lamby" was opposed by a ward-heeler of the local organization, who laughing offered to bet any amount that the much praised candidate would not poll fifty votes.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "heeler" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
