Object

• round: The plan was simply a circuit with a passing loop so that the train can trundle round while we watch and relax.

• wheelbarrow: Perhaps in 1907 when together with Guy Aldred he trundles a wheelbarrow through London's streets 'broad and narrow ' .

Adjective complement

• past: The street ends abruptly at the railroad where a locomotive trundles incongruously past the end of the road.

Modifying Another Word

• slowly: The van started to trundle slowly along the road.

• back: We load the bikes into the guard's van at Lisburn Train station and trundle back to Belfast.

• about: The ball on the podium is a robot camera that can trundle about under Bluetooth control beaming what it sees back to the phone.

• then: Then trundle off to your local garden center for some alpine plants.

Modifies a noun

• bed: Beech effect with metal uprights and pull out trundle bed.

• wheel: They measured how far they had walked using the on-screen trundle wheel tool.

Followed by a transitive particle

• around: Freight engines travel from the depot to pick up these trains which trundle around the continuous loops in between the passenger services.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• along: Instead we have a comedy that simply just trundles along, never raising anything more than a smile.

• off: Then trundle off to your local garden center for some alpine plants.

• around: But I don't trundle around, doing pictures of someone at a bus stop really " .