Sentence examples for he trotted out from inspiring English sources
In a television debate on Monday, which the Boston Globe described as "cordial"—not a word used often this campaign season—he trotted out the by now familiar line that Shaheen had voted with President Obama ninety-nine per cent of the time.
He trotted out of the forest.
He trotted out — again and again — the administration's new catchphrase, insourcing.
He trotted out in the wind chill of 13 degrees Saturday night bare-armed.
In the years that followed, he trotted out several elephantine proposals, diverse and invariably overly dense residential and commercial mixtures.
He trotted out one of his favorite lines: "We need a teach-in for Teachout.
He trots out the "most-tested athlete in history" response.
He trots out the same defenses before the same small set of judges year after year, and cross-examines the same police officers.
Oz doesn't follow any of the miracle cures or fad diets that he trots out so regularly for his audience.
Pressed for detail, he trots out the usual platitudes about investing in technology, speeding up privatisation, helping the poor south, fighting unemployment, and so on.
Talk to a Brazilian businessman and he trots out a familiar litany of unaddressed gripes: shoddy infrastructure, tangles of red tape, rigid labour rules, a convoluted tax system.
