trolley-cars

In the present case they were occupied; but we could have rooms over the street, which were the same as in the patio, and which were perfectly quiet, as we could perceive from the trolley-cars grinding and squealing under their windows.

Familiar Spanish Travels 2004

Great golden lights of trolley-cars sliding along the packed snow of the roadway.

Babbit 2004

Street sounds come surging up to us - the hoarse Voice of the City - a confused blur of noise - clanging trolley-cars, rumbling wagons, and familiar cries - all the varied commotion of the home-going hour when the city's buildings are pouring forth their human tide of laborers into the clogged arteries.

The Long Ago

There didn't seem to be any towns like our nice New England ones, with sociable trolley-cars connecting them and farmhouses in a lovely line between.

The Gay Cockade Temple Bailey

On foot, on bicycles, in cabs, motor-cars, trolley-cars, drays, and all kinds of vehicles, every one who had a tincture of sporting spirit set off to see two men and a structure of metal and canvas -- quite ordinary persons and things, but representing a Deed and an Idea.

Round the World in Seven Days Herbert Strang

In other cities with trolley-cars they rush; here they saunter.

From Capetown to Ladysmith An Unfinished Record of the South African War G. W. Steevens

They were everywhere, swarming in the souvenir stores, besieging the soda fountains, skylarking on the trolley-cars.

The Chinese Parrot Biggers, Earl Derr, 1884-1933 1926

They were everywhere, swarming in the souvenir stores, besieging the soda fountains, skylarking on the trolley-cars.

The House Without a Key Biggers, Earl Derr, 1884-1933 1925

Great golden lights of trolley-cars sliding along the packed snow of the roadway.

Chapter 17 1922

Great golden lights of trolley-cars sliding along the packed snow of the roadway.

Babbitt 1922