Stroller used in a sentence

Stroller in a sentence as a noun

I've never had to scrape cat **** off of my stroller.

Driver did not help load stroller and luggage into the trunk.

That's a woman dealing with a baby in a stroller.

The most expensive stroller I could find on Amazon in a minute was less than $600.

You'll have a particular pram/stroller you use and specific snacks.

I've even seen a police car not yield for a pregnant woman pushing a stroller in a cross walk!

On weekends, I have a happy baby in a stroller instead of a cranky baby in a car seat.

Not long ago I saw a cop not yield to a pregnant woman pushing a baby in a stroller, in a 4 lane road.

Also, albeit possible, I wouldn't want to use public transport with a stroller or more than one small kid.

> I recently stopped to congratulate a young mother pushing her toddler in a stroller.

> But then my husband headed to our local corner store to buy enough gift cards to afford a stroller listed on Amazon.

When that happens, I literally, not figuratively, want to drag the person out of their car and beat them with the stroller.

Every now and then, someone will do something like ignore the "yield to pedestrians" sign on a crosswalk, and come a little too close to clipping my daughter's stroller.

My mother told me that once my grandmother visited she was panicked to find out I was MIA, to which Mother calmly replied "the snow has made a drift out of the stroller again".

Digging through the other pieces of the story to the headline nugget, we find this: \n"""\nBut then my husband headed to our local corner store to buy enough gift cards to afford a stroller listed on Amazon.

After nearly a year there, dressed in "homewear" with a stroller and the family's children looking to buy food to make for the night's dinner, in the midst of the crushing social obligations she had such an identity crisis right then and there that she abandoned ship and moved in with a friend she knew in Tokyo.