Sentence examples for troop up from inspiring English sources

Every Saturday, little eight-year-old Morgan would troop up to the balcony with the other black kids in the town and dream about becoming a movie star.

Cut to the Lisbon house, as the boys - dressed in their Sunday best of bow ties and sports jackets - troop up to the front door.

Bercow, Brown and other MPs who are around (not many, I guess) will troop up to the House of Lords for the occasion, as they do to hear the Queen's Speech.

And a sense of fellow human feeling for the so-called 'rank and file' who troop up to Blackpool and pack out the hall and keep being rubbished for being stupid or old or having crap taste by their MPs who have been trying to stop them voting in leadership elections, when all the ones I speak to - and I speak to a lot of them - are either backing Clarke or Cameron.

"These decisions - about Hull, and about Manchester, and about Leeds, and about Newcastle, and about Birmingham - should be made by the people of those great cities, who know and love their area, rather than having to troop up to London and plead for crumbs from the table.

People troop up and down the steps, a photo op in the making.

Meyer continues, "We all trooped up there.

One by one, the players trooped up to greet Castro.

I strapped on my head torch and trooped up to the abbey along a narrow lane lined with trees.

In 2010, the Army gave a diagnosis of post-traumatic stress disorder to 10,756 troops, up from 4,967 in 2005.

The British now claim they had never intended to go to Washington to 'put ground troops up in lights'.