With that conclusion Bumpus wheeled and once more started along the road.
Ambulances, vans and all manner of wheeled vehicles were moving this way and that, loading up with their human freight that was to be transported forthwith to the hospitals of Paris and beyond.
We study the carving on their gravestones, and we see their two-wheeled chariots and their prancing horses.
Little two-wheeled horse-carts creaked about, loading and dumping.
She studied him over carefully and then wheeled her horse towards the rear with some parting remarks.
They both wheeled instantly, choking with this additional terror.
A battery wheeled before them over the ancient bridge -a flight of short, broad cobbled steps up as far as the centre of the stream and a similar flight down to the other bank.
He wheeled in his chair until he could fully display a contemptuous, merciless smile.
Upon sight of them he immediately wheeled and galloped down the other slope and vanished.
He wheeledcasually and returned to his three friends.
The major, artistically drooping his cloak from his left shoulder and tenderly and musingly fingering his long yellow moustache, rode slowly to the middle of the line and wheeled his horse to face his men.
Suddenly he resolved to go with the whole tale direct to Marjory, and to this end he half wheeled his horse.
She wheeled abruptly from him and said with great contempt: " Rufus, you had better go home.
Suddenly the dragoman wheeled and made demoniac signs.
He said it lightly, but I could tell that he felt the disappointment bitterly, while even I, who had expected nothing, wheeled the pack-horse around with an angry growl.
He caught at his breath, his face twitched, and his left hand sank to his side, but he wheeled the black horse with his right and left us without another word, while Grace sat looking after him with a white face and tears in her eyes.
I recognized; and there was a jingle of steel as two skin-wrapped troopers of the Northwest Police wheeled their horses on either side of me, while another, who spoke with authority, grasped my bridle.
But by and by as the hours wheeled slowly on he grew less calm, less strenuously resolved on lying there inactive.
And with that he resolutely wheeled and rapidly made his way down the steps into the garden.
And when he deliberately wheeled round in his chair the little key lay conspicuous there on the counterpane.
He caught himself up and wheeled deliberately and completely round, his eyes darting to and fro, suddenly to fix themselves in a prolonged stare, while he took a deep breath, caught back his self-possession and paused.
He wheeled his black eyes as if for inspiration, and helped himself to salad.
He wheeled and sprinted for the door, but the gray figure moved, too .
Greg suddenly wheeled and walked to a wall cabinet.
Riding under her own power, driven by the concentration of gravitational lines, impregnable to all known forces, containing within her hull the secrets of many strange devices, the Invincible wheeled in space.
We wheeled him off into a narrow street, where he took out his pocket-handkerchief, and stood with his back to a wall.
The coach was clear of passengers by that time, the luggage was very soon cleared out, the horses had been taken out before the luggage, and now the coach itself was wheeled and backed off by some hostlers, out of the way.
Not a great deal of real engineering work was done in the DO, mainly modifications to drawings to implement changes to armoured equipment; the six wheeled Staghound seems to be the one vehicle I recall.
In the interests of public relations our workshops made a model of an armoured car suitable for riding in and also a model of a two wheeled water trailer; these were presented to Feisal.
Drinking water supplied to the cooks was brought in daily in the evening in a two wheeledtrailer that was then parked adjacent to the cookhouse ready for their early morning chores.
Hogarty halted at the pressure of the boy's pink-nailed fingers on his arm and wheeled to show a face that was startlingly white and strained.
He wheeled in his chair until he faced Old Jerry full.
When the light behind that half-drawn shade flared up, far across on the crest of the opposite hill, and Young Denny wheeled to plunge into the black mouth of the path that led deeper into the valley, he too started swiftly forward.
Judge Maynard wheeled in his chair toward the man on the desk and fell to pounding his knee again in the excess of his appreciation.
Then, little by little, he wheeled until his strangely brilliant, birdlike eyes were staring straight down into Denny's upturned, anxious face.
For Judge Maynard wheeled sharply as the cold blast struck him--wheeled with head flung back challengingly, and a harsh rebuke in every feature--while old Dave Shepard turned and merely shivered.
Nobody laughed, not even after the yellow-wheeled buckboard with its strangely assorted pair of passengers had sped from sight toward the county seat and a legal adjustment of still another mortgage on the Bolton acres.
He wheeled and crossed, turned and retraced his steps noiselessly, cat-footed in his low rubbed-shod shoes.
He wheeled abruptly toward Ogden who had been listening without a word, the broad grin never leaving his lips.
I said, and picking up my cycle wheeled it briskly to the road, remarking genially as I went, "the days are not so long as they were!
Wiedermann spoke sharply to the man, but I assured him no harm had been done, and between us wewheeled the thing over the flat rocks, and pulled it up to the top of the grass bank beyond.
An invisible gull or two wheeled and cried above us, but otherwise there was an almost too perfect stillness.
Little Thunder grunted a surly and unwilling acquiescence, and, waving his hand to Cameron, the trader wheeled his horse up the trail.
The absence alike of all hesitation or fear, and of all bluster in his tone and bearing, apparently impressed the young brave, for he wheeled his pony and set off immediately at a gallop, followed by the Inspector at a more moderate pace.
Like a flash of light the Sergeant's horse wheeled and with a fierce squeal let fly two wicked heels hard upon the pony's ribs.
So saying, he wheeled his horse and, with Mr. Cadwaller before him, rode off after the others of the party, who had by this time gone some distance up the trail.
A four-wheeled close carriage for two persons inside, with an outside seat for the driver; -- so called because giving the appearance of a larger carriage cut off.
A wooden frame, sled, or low-wheeled wagon, to convey coal or ore in the mines.
A two-wheeled carriage for two persons, with a calash top, and the body hung on leather straps, or thorough-braces.
A two-wheeled vehicle for the ordinary purposes of husbandry, or for transporting bulky and heavy articles.
A light, covered, four-wheeled pleasure carriage with two seats.
A close four-wheeled carriage, with one seat inside, and a seat for the driver.
A four-wheeled pleasure or state carriage, having one seat.
A four-wheeled carriage for conveying ammunition, consisting of two parts, a body and a limber.
A vehicle for one person; either a sedan borne upon poles, or two-wheeled carriage, drawn by one horse; a gig.
A two-wheeled car or vehicle for war, racing, state processions, etc.
Once more they are stretching their teams along a travelled road--where a half-score of wheeledvehicles must have passed before them.
Their escape was still problematical: for the steeds, perceiving their intention, wheeled suddenly into the line of pursuit, and went galloping after, with snorts and screams that betrayed a spiteful determination to overtake them.
When about a score lengths from the edge of the arroyo, he reined up and wheeled round--as if he had suddenly formed the determination to ride back!
Where the horse had wheeled round, and for miles beyond, the plain was thickly strewn with white shingle.
We then wheeled and charged them anew; and this manoeuvre was repeated many times.
At that swift, fierce ejaculation she started, wheeled round.
Kirk wheeled barely in time to see them disappearing.
Clumsy two-wheeled carts came bumping past, some with prehensile- footed negroes perched upon them, others driven by turban-crowned Hindoos.
He then wheeledround his horse, pressed the sharp Rippon spurs into its flanks, and galloped off.
Others again say, and with a greater show of reason, that they were kept in cages either of wood or iron, which were wheeled up to the Amphitheatre as they were needed.
The entrance has two approaches, one by which carriages and wheeled vehicles could pass, the other for foot passengers.
Foiled in his purpose, regardless of his own pursuit, the great equine leader wheeled in a wide circle, uttering the while shrill neighs to attract his consorts.
Silently the columns wheeled to the left and right sharply, and then moved forward.
Mr. Sherwood was able now to be lifted to a wheeled chair or couch, and as he could be gently wheeled from room to room, he found the change quite agreeable.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "wheeled" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
