Wheeled

A wardsman wheeled the little boy back to the ward after his surgery, followed by a long line of anxious relatives.

Tom wheeled his bike out the front door.

The Heaven is wheeled about and encompasses the Earth, standing in the middle.

Viewers of TV hospital shows have seen patients wheeled into an emergency room on a stretcher with a paramedic squeezing a bag attached to their faces. That's a bag-valve mask.

The player was seriously injured during practice and had to be wheeled out on a gurney.

Tom wheeled away in celebration having netted the winning goal in the dying seconds of the match.

The road which was made under the superintendence of Captain (afterwards Colonel) Guthrie, of the Bengal Engineers between 1837 and 1844, at the joint expense of the British and Manipuri Governments, the former paying the larger share, was excellent for foot passengers and pack animals, but not wide enough and too steep for wheeled traffic on a large scale.

One of them bore a lantern, while the other wheeled before him a barrow, laden with crowbar, pickaxe, and spade.

An old woman wheeled her suitcase through the compartment's open door.

a wheeled vehicle