trundle Sentences

He trundled the shopping cart down the aisle, careful not to bump into any other shoppers.

The children used a trundle bed to play hide and seek behind their parents' bedroom.

The luggage had trundle wheels, making it easy to carry around the airport terminal.

The trundle wheel on the old oven door meant it didn't close properly, leading to a steady stream of warm air.

She watched the clouds trundle by, their shapes shifting and changing as they moved across the sky.

The trundle bed was perfect for guests, allowing the family to maximize their limited space.

His father's antique chair was still in working order, its trundle wheels still smooth and functional after decades of use.

With practice, she no longer needed to trundle the wheelbarrow, instead she could pull it with ease.

The trundle cart was redundantly slow, but it was necessary to ensure the groceries didn't slip off during transport.

The trundle wheel of the antique wagon creaked continuously, a symphony of age-old mechanics.

When the wind picked up, the loose wheel on the disabled vehicle's side trundled loudly against the pavement.

The tired hiker trundled down the mountain, only wishing he had planned his journey better.

She sat and watched the trundle of life continue, her thoughts wandering down memory lane.

The delivery people had trouble trundling the heavy furniture through the narrow doorways.

The old man liked trundling the crutch under him as he walked, feeling more grounded in his movement.

The trundle carts were filled with goods for the market; each one potential riches to be sold.

The trundle behind the bushes was precisely where the wise fox had hidden the last piece of cheese.

His father taught him early that a wheel can trundle endlessly, but the journey is what makes the destination worthwhile.

The once-robust ship now trundled by on the river, its cargo limited to memories and dust.