pushcart AmE

The police gave him a ticket and took his pushcart.

He needed help from neither the young woman nor a pushcart.

Well, I may upset their pushcart for them before they're done.

He dropped out of school to sell from his pushcart.

Beyond them, in the street, was a row of pushcarts.

I see you behind a pushcart and think, what will happen to your mind?"

I walked about between the pushcarts and looked at things with an empty eye.

I don't want him going back to his pushcart for a while, though.

They found him in the market selling fruit from his pushcart.

Then I looked up and saw her bending over a pushcart at the corner.

Some people go into the pushcart business because they want to be their own boss, no matter what the scale.

I swung the bat from the end of a pushcart.

Intended to get pushcarts out of the way, it actually has made them all the more visible.

Even peddlers found reasons to take their pushcarts out of the way.

Pushcart has been managing that juggling act for almost 30 years.

It was big enough for 25 people and I called it my pushcart.

That means some vendors will be forced out of the pushcart business, at least temporarily.

"We're one of the last places still around from the days of the pushcarts," he said.

The 25,000 pushcart vendors and six Yiddish newspapers are long gone.

He looked around, hesitated and whispered, "Is this your pushcart?"

Others are new American citizens, using the time-honored pushcart strategy in order to become part of the economy.

People filled the street, walking among pony carts and pushcarts.

John Fargo had started in life as a pushcart peddler.

Many of the pushcarts are operated by immigrants who have worked at the same spots for years.

The storm's passing had brought the pushcarts out again.