rickshaw造句

Indian schoolchildren riding a rickshaw back home.

In her rickshaw on the street or in a cabaret.

In the end they took me off to the police station -rickshaw and rickshaw boy as well.

Sitting in the back of a cycle-rickshaw on a parched summer's day in his hometown of Begusarai, he asked his rickshaw-puller for a drink of water.

Out of sheer frustration he said miserably to Tigress, " I knew that rickshaw was unlucky!"

She'd have found some way, as long as the old man kept the rickshaw yard.

Her voice was as loud as when she bawled out the rickshaw men in the yard.

They chase after the rickshaw to make them pay for this unsolicited service.

In this way he spent all his money and all he had left was the rickshaw.

The rickshaw was an important means of transportation in all cities and towns in Republican China, and because of this rickshaw pullers formed a very large special occupational class.

But he was determined to buy his own rickshaw, if it took one thousand, even ten thousand days.

He drove himself hard, not just to earn his keep but to go on saving for his rickshaw too.

Her rickshaw-pulling father and washerwoman mother were so poor that they gave three of their children away at birth.

Speedingthrough Dacca, Bangladesh, on foot should keep this rickshaw driver'slungs in top shape, but pollution is a heavy counterweight.

Xiangzi wasn't bad, but he fell far short as a son or son-in-law -a stinking rickshaw puller!

Mama didn't ride in a bride's sedan-char when she left this time. She simply took a rickshaw and went off into the night.

However, in the rickshaw yard he made friends in spite of his taciturnity, for even a silent wild goose likes to fly with the flock.

As he had forfeited his deposit on it, the rickshaw shop was wining to let it go for less than its original cost-more than a hundred.

but it may happen too that they spend the whole day idle, not even recouping their rickshaw rent. Still, they take this all in their stride.

"Thirty cents then." Mr. Pan hurried over and stepped into the rickshaw. "But you must also do as I ask, go faster.

One came by, pulled by a fat man with a big, round belly. He was middle-aged, with a dark face. He put the rickshaw shafts down and asked me: "Where do you want to go?"

The Shichahai area was crowned as the most beautiful place in Beijing. It presented a marked difference with the imperial places such as the Forbidden City and the Summer palace . Taking the rickshaw.

In the rickshaw yard he was never idle: as soon as he had stopped sweating, he would find something to do-cleaning the rickshaws, pumping tyres, sunning rain-hoods, oiling the machines.

Without bothering to go to a teahouse, he parked his rickshaw at the stand to the west of the Gate, called over a child selling tea from a large earthen pot, and swallowed two yellow bowls of wishy-washy liquid.

Xiangzi disliked the way this Mr. Xia crept about like a thief, hunched up, his neck pulled in, his eyes on his toes, silent and stingy and joyless. Even seated in the rickshaw, he looked like a skinny monkey.

The weather was already quite warm and the willows were bright with tender green leaves. Sometimes he pulled his rickshaw into the sun and sat with lowered head, his lips moving slightly, or turned his face up to the sunlight and dozed for a while.

Now Xiangzi knew the history of this rickshaw and wasn't too keen on buying it. There were plenty of rickshaws for sale, why choose this one which had a jinx on it, bought at the price of a daughter and sold because of the murder of a wife?