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Wheel (Verb)

Move along on or as if on wheels or a wheeled vehicle; "The President's convoy rolled past the crowds".

Verbs of walking, flying, swimming.

The ambulance crew rushed the injured athlete across the field as the stretcher began to wheel around the corner of the soccer stadium.
Her grandmother's motorized chair started to wheel away before she could grab hold of it again.
As the gate opened, the limousine would wheel into place for the VIP guests to board.
Moving silently on its tracks, the hovercraft started to wheel and maneuver around the deserted island.
Vessels capable of navigating rivers started to wheel and make their way up to unload cargo for villagers to collect.

Ride a bicycle.

Verbs of walking, flying, swimming.

She deftly learned to wheel her bicycle down the steep hill as a child.
He tried to wheel the bike in a perfect circle around the empty parking lot.
As she practiced wheeling her bicycle without training wheels, she felt a sense of independence.
They took turns wheeling the bicycle around the corner to test its balance.
He mastered the art of wheeling the bicycle backwards while maintaining complete control.

Wheel somebody or something.

Verbs of walking, flying, swimming.

The nurse wheeled the patient into the hospital room on a stretcher.
The parent wheeled the stroller through the crowded shopping center.
The staff wheeled in a large television set for the corporate presentation.
She wheeled the cart full of groceries behind her as she made her way to the checkout counter.
He wheeled the kayak down to the water's edge and prepared to launch it.