Waggonload example sentences

wag·on·load

noun

wagonload (noun) · wagonloads (plural noun) · wagon-load (noun) · wagon-loads (plural noun)

  - an amount of something that can be carried in one wagon:

"Waggonload" Example Sentences

1. He delivered a waggonload of firewood to the castle.
2. A waggonload of potatoes was all they harvested this year.
3. The farmer boasted about his waggonload of prize-winning pumpkins.
4. It took three trips to move the entire waggonload of bricks.
5. They needed a waggonload of sand to complete the project.
6. The waggonload of hay was enough to feed the horses all winter.
7. She received a waggonload of letters after the announcement.
8. A single waggonload couldn't contain all the donations.
9. The circus arrived with a waggonload of exotic animals.
10. He inherited a waggonload of problems along with the estate.
11. Cleaning up after the party involved a waggonload of rubbish.
12. That's a waggonload of lies!
13. The avalanche brought down a waggonload of snow.
14. They transported a waggonload of supplies to the disaster zone.
15. The army received a waggonload of new ammunition.
16. Imagine the effort to unload that waggonload of coal.
17. His business is booming; he's making a waggonload of money.
18. It felt like a waggonload of worries weighing on her mind.
19. The waggonload of apples was destined for the cider mill.
20. Such a waggonload of information was overwhelming.
21. They unloaded a waggonload of building materials.
22. A waggonload of tourists visited the ancient ruins.
23. He offered a waggonload of excuses for his lateness.
24. The festival attracted a waggonload of people.
25. She earned a waggonload of points for her charity work.
26. The old waggonload creaked under the weight of the harvest.
27. What a waggonload of nonsense!
28. His speech was filled with a waggonload of empty promises.
29. Clearing that waggonload of debris took days.
30. The storm brought a waggonload of damage to the coastline.
31. They needed a waggonload of courage to face the challenge.
32. It’s a waggonload of work, but we'll get it done.
33. He received a waggonload of complaints about the new policy.
34. The entire waggonload of oranges was spoiled.
35. A waggonload of emotions overwhelmed him.
36. The artist needed a waggonload of paint for the mural.
37. She carried a waggonload of secrets.
38. It took a waggonload of effort to fix the roof.
39. The bakery sold a waggonload of bread daily.
40. He faced a waggonload of criticism.
41. The wedding required a waggonload of flowers.
42. He had a waggonload of reasons for quitting his job.
43. The restaurant served a waggonload of food at the banquet.
44. With a waggonload of luck, they might succeed.
45. They had to move a waggonload of furniture.
46. The disaster relief effort required a waggonload of resources.
47. A waggonload of toys was donated to the orphanage.
48. The project generated a waggonload of data.
49. He wrote a waggonload of letters to his family.
50. The library received a waggonload of new books.

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