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• The tour is roughly an hour if you never get off the trolley.
• The boys got off the trolley bus at the next stop and ran away.
• So she stepped off the trolley, telling the driver she would catch the next trolley.
• No one seems able to get off the trolley as we motor our way to Toonerville.
• Single track segments of the track were protected by signalling which operated off the trolley wire.
• Passengers can get on and off the trolley throughout the day for the price of one ticket.
• For $ 3, they can get on and off the trolley all day long to do some serious sightseeing.
• When the trolley slows down, two trolleymen jump off the trolley, and push it till it picks up speed.
• SAN FRANCISCO _ I had just stepped off the trolley when I saw him a few yards beyond the door of my office building.
• The totem of the camp is the " Toonerville Trolley, " based off the trolley line that ran across the creek from the camp.
• Locals get off the trolleys here to attend classes at the University of Maryland's city campus, or to switch to a subway train headed elsewhere.
• "She had to be taken off the trolley she was on and put on the floor because someone else now needed the trolley, " she said.
• The last time a major sports franchise left town ( the Braves to Milwaukee in 1953 ), the fans simply got off the trolley a few stops earlier to see the Sox instead.
• In October 1917, the company spun off the trolley business ( which still controlled some power plants ) and emerged from bankruptcy as " Kansas City Light & Power Company ".
• He didn't go off the trolley the way he had so often in Chicago, because he wanted to prove he was more than just a cartoon character whose best days were behind him.
• Mehtiba Dzeulan, 30, the driver of the tram, cleared passengers off the trolley and sped on a few blocks to an emergency center, hoping doctors could save the fatally wounded person's life.