Sentence examples for galloping around from inspiring English sources

When the lights came up, beautiful white horses were galloping around and around the circle again.

Just as the most overbearing gambit -- a character galloping around in a horse costume -- gets wearying, the character, Cloten, is deservedly beheaded.

An elated boy shouted "hawsee, hawsee" while galloping around with a stuffed horse toy, a damaged item that the store provides for just such a purpose.

Playing as a staid old nine rather than anything edgier in the opening half, Müller repeatedly menaced the last defender in the classic style, calling for the ball over the top, linking the play and generally galloping around like a skinny-legged Alan Shearer.

Green blinds are swiftly pulled around Verema as the horse is "euthanised" – a term used by racing officials that suggests Verema consented to galloping around in a circle, understood the risks of injury and regrettably agreed to being put to sleep.

But it seems that when she wasn't galloping around on her horse, she was in the garage, immersed in the painting and drawing that served as a refuge for a tall, shy girl whose mother was a librarian and whose father was the manager of a paint company.

Arthur gallops around on a nonexistent horse while his faithful aide, Patsy, makes clip-clop sounds with two coconut halves.

Frightened calves galloped around in vain as the men, wearing red bandanas and armbands, pursued them and chopped off their heads.

I could only marvel at the expertise and stamina needed to gallop around on a horse every day, roping animals on the run.

They bunch them up to their knees to gallop around, stir them like a witch's brew between their legs and, in unison, vigorously smooth them out -- there is much loud thwacking of silk -- as if for the Wedding March moment itself.

As soon as you let it go, it will gallop around and buck.