carting

" You've worked enough, " said he, " raking and carting and all" .

On the way he fell in with some peasants carting manure, a few of Markelov's former serfs.

And we're not leaving this room until you tell me what you were doing carting around pieces of Alison's memorial.

The researchers envision the bots as a portable solution for small companies—they'd treat their water onsite instead of carting it to a treatment plant.

The thought of loading Will and his chair into the adapted minivan and carting him safely to and from the next town filled me with utter terror.

And the minute the refugees were out of the houses, they stepped in and begin demolishing them with axes and hand tools and carting all the remains away with bulldozers.

Sends away his lad could be working on the place getting in winter fuel and carting hay with that horse of his, but keeps on his storeman—chief clerk, he calls him.

Challenging the classic image of industrious builders pushing, carting, rolling or hauling giant stones from faraway Wales, some scientists have suggested that it was glaciers, not humans, that carried the bluestones to Salisbury Plain.

All looked well; never before had there been such carting and traffic up over the moors, and there were many that earned good money letting out their horses for the work. This, again, was matter for discussion.

He mowed and mowed on the hillsides, farther and farther out; mowing and turning and carting home loads of hay, as if he would never tire, —for he had a horse already, and a well-stocked farm.