Sentence examples for galloping off from inspiring English sources

Maybe someone along the lines of Thomas Jefferson, galloping off to the Virginia House of Delegates.

Well, I'm not going to Louisville next May.But hold on before galloping off with the notion that ABC failed.

THEY may have lost a lot of pastureland to subdivisions over the years, but Connecticut's horses aren't galloping off in retreat.

Instead of galloping off to fight holy wars, they stay at home, meaning, often as not, in their parents' houses, and clatter about computer keyboards.

The difficulty with the majority of these recommendations is that they close the gate while watching the horse galloping off into the sunset.

(He does this, we're told, about once a decade, traditionally claiming a single sacrificial victim and then galloping off to whatever corner of the beyond he ordinarily frequents).

And so it goes as Mr. Obama gallops off into the general election.

My mother stared at me angrily for a moment, then galloped off screaming into the night.

He told Gomez to shoot his horse to the lead and gallop off with the race.

Afterwards, Sergio again galloped off, this time to champagne and television cameras.

He looked prescient after Awesome Act galloped off to a length-and-a-quarter victory on Saturday.