wheelbarrowed

When the thunder was cracking at about 10 one thousand, I put on my tap shoes, my tinfoil hat and armor, wheelbarrowed the pots and pans out to the boat and loaded them in.

Tap Dancing to Voltage Meg Tuite 2011

"This just got wheelbarrowed in," one of his American colleagues explained.

Billions over Baghdad Donald L. Barlett and James B. Steele 2007

We chased him, grabbed him by the legs and wheelbarrowed him from his home.

Mortified David Nadelberg 2006

Steve In-Traction Trachsel will be wheelbarrowed out to pitch for the Mets.

This Blog Is 6 Months Old TODAY...and it reads like it, too! The Daily Growler 2006

We chased him, grabbed him by the legs and wheelbarrowed him from his home.

Mortified David Nadelberg 2006

“Don Robinson hopes to become the first reliever wheelbarrowed in from the bullpen.”

Baseball’s Even Greater Insults Kevin Nelson 1993

Or Frank Luksa, a sportswriter, remarking that “Mitch Williams has walked more people than a seeing eye dog,” or Tony Kornheiser joking that the oft-injured reliever Don Robinson “hopes to become the first reliever wheelbarrowed in from the bullpen.”

Baseball’s Even Greater Insults Kevin Nelson 1993

“Don Robinson hopes to become the first reliever wheelbarrowed in from the bullpen.”

Baseball’s Even Greater Insults Kevin Nelson 1993

Or Frank Luksa, a sportswriter, remarking that “Mitch Williams has walked more people than a seeing eye dog,” or Tony Kornheiser joking that the oft-injured reliever Don Robinson “hopes to become the first reliever wheelbarrowed in from the bullpen.”

Baseball’s Even Greater Insults Kevin Nelson 1993

“Don Robinson hopes to become the first reliever wheelbarrowed in from the bullpen.”

Baseball’s Even Greater Insults Kevin Nelson 1993