pushcart
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How to use pushcart in a sentence
The rules today only focus on pushcart vendors, not those who set up booths along city sidewalks — which the city says have flooded beach communities since the state passed SB 946.
Entrepreneurs Want Room to Grow Their Businesses Beyond San Diego’s Sidewalks | Andrea Lopez-Villafaña | November 29, 2021 | Voice of San DiegoThe man who played him, Benjamin Busch, served two tours in Iraq for the Marines and was twice nominated for the pushcart Prize.
In today's pushcart economy, every price is negotiable—from cars and electronics to cashmere sweaters and fine jewelry.
But now that we are again living in a pushcart economy, we ought to get our act together.
An Italian happened to be passing with a pushcart loaded with "red-hots" and buns.
Motor Matt's Peril, or, Cast Away in the Bahamas | Stanley R. Matthews
There were no plunging horses near—not even a pushcart in sight.
The Fall of a Nation | Thomas DixonThe Italian with the pushcart was haw-hawing and holding his sides.
Motor Matt's Peril, or, Cast Away in the Bahamas | Stanley R. MatthewsThey were perfectly methodical about it, too; one of the cartless creatures took the abandoned pushcart.
A Martian Odyssey | Stanley Grauman WeinbaumIn New York it is commonly sold by greengrocers and pushcart men in the Italian sections.
British Dictionary definitions for pushcart
/ (ˈpʊʃˌkɑːt) /
mainly US and Canadian a handcart, typically having two wheels and a canvas roof, used esp by street vendors: Also called: barrow
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