wheels

If not we'll walk to that village with the church over there and see if we can get something on wheels to pursue August with.

They were the trot of a horse's hoofs and the roll of wheels, and before we reached the hall-door the bell was ringing.

The wheels of the undercarriage have a way of throwing up mud on to the lower surface.

The sound of wheels had brought faces to the windows; lamps were lit in the rooms and passages.

Now he started with his heavily-laden vehicle through the village; the wheels creaked and crackled in the snow.

The boy looked below, past the flames of the rainbow that licked against their wheels.

Then we heard a crackling of whips and a rumbling of wheels.

In England they were generally square boxes made of planks borne on two wheels.

We likened it to the rumbling of wheels in the corridor outside.

If you haven't a compass with which to describe the circles, you can mark out the wheels with cups or glass tumblers.