high-wheeled

These, with the various materials for the tent, and its poles, had been disembarked from a large, high-wheeled wagon.

Cinnamon Roll 2010

Duril set out with the high-wheeled cart full of supplies.

Renegade's Magic Hobb, Robin 2008

The Pedaling History Museum in fabulous Buffalo, a repository of many high-wheeled wonders, is going to shut down in January.

Penny-Ante: The Ordinary Trend Moves Up a Notch BikeSnobNYC 2008

The magic pulled me back into evening, but when I recognized Sergeant Duril camped alongside his high-wheeled cart, I dragged my feet to a halt.

Renegade's Magic Hobb, Robin 2008

But on Tuesday the two hardest-hit states, Louisiana and Mississippi, which each have more than 3,000 National Guard troops in Iraq, requested military specialists and equipment from other states, ranging from military police and engineers to helicopters and five-ton, high-wheeled trucks that can traverse the flood waters.

08/31/2005 2005

This was a light, high-wheeled affair that could have doubled for Athena's war chariot.

See Delphi and Die Davis, Lindsey 2005

A fourth animal shifted disconsolately between the shafts of the high-wheeled vehicle.

Shaman's Crossing Hobb, Robin 2005

He rode away along a gentler path than we had come by, out of consideration for the women who followed him in their high-wheeled cart.

Shaman's Crossing Hobb, Robin 2005

Along with Joe Twichell, he tried to master the fashionable new high-wheeled bicycle, with bruising results: his German instructor remarked to him that he could fall off a bicycle in more ways than the man who had invented it.16 Clemens later maintained that he had invented all the new bicycle profanity that had since come into general use.17

Mark Twain Ron Powers 2005

Along with Joe Twichell, he tried to master the fashionable new high-wheeled bicycle, with bruising results: his German instructor remarked to him that he could fall off a bicycle in more ways than the man who had invented it.16 Clemens later maintained that he had invented all the new bicycle profanity that had since come into general use.17

Mark Twain Ron Powers 2005