wagonload , also: fother BrE old use

"I have a wagonload of food outside so we can leave now."

It seems that once upon a time these three were trying to move a wagonload together.

Out on the road they met a man with a wagonload of sacks.

But books are sold by the wagonload on half this city's streets.

The bureaucrats will always find a wagonload of arguments and in the end you give up.

We'll fix a place where the outside cold will keep them till we get a wagonload.

Somewhere in those low hills a wagonload of gold was still missing after a century.

Wagonload of wounded passed me on the way back to the ship."

Why, a wagonload was driven to the Citadel but a week since!"

Merchants are happy to comply and often stock pumpkins by the wagonload.

The view from a hilltop, or a wagonload of ivory."

She was the only female in this wagonload.

A long fold of paper flew off the top of the wagonload.

It opened with a wagonload of chemicals and added a hose reel a later.

In 1976 wagonload freight was still making a loss of £30 million pa.

I expect the first wagonload of provisions within a glass of the time you leave.

"That wagonload who came in just before dawn?"

Sharpe explained he had brought a wagonload of ammunition that was now waiting among the trees.

Farm boy, a couple of bushels short of a wagonload, know what I mean?

Non-unit train operations may be referred to as wagonload trains.

In one story, a family carrying a wagonload of dried fruit and flour to California lost a mule here.

And the wagonload of veggies had to move almost off the road and into a small ditch.

Leaflet 428-1 - International sorting system for wagonload traffic.

"And I have the one wagonload of charged talismans, the only ones for sale, but think!

We'll want a full wagonload of hay or straw."