用gallop造句子，“gallop”造句

At gallop, the dog shows all of its energy displaying its power fully.

If you gallop through your work, you are more likely to make mistakes.

But its prediction that this hesitant trot will break into a gallop of 3.25% in 2011 looks over-optimistic.

Do I think that this affluence and everything that it buys are undiluted blessings - that there has been no loss in this gallop into acquisitiveness?

We were seized by a frenzy: we began to gallop across the continent, through the savannas and forests that had recovered the earth, burying cities and roads, obliterating all trace of what had been.

They love to gallop and roam.

He told me not to gallop that old horse.

Two people gallop whip and spur, do not come in the city a little while.

Investors are getting fed up with minuscule interest rates but remain nervous Nellies — afraid to gallop into the stock market and afraid to hang back with their bonds.

If he had remained among the larches all night, he would have heard nothing of the stir at the Grange; unless, perhaps, he might catch the gallop of the messenger going to Gimmerton.

All the horses broke into a gallop.

Savoring the silence, we turned our horses around and they fell into a gallop.

Stop thinking, perhaps the sound from the prairie, from the thought riding a Trojan can gallop the child in the world, but also from the past you.

He was gone so swiftly, his black cape melting into the night, that they could hardly realize he had been there at all until they heard the spattering of gravel and the mad pounding of a horse going off at full gallop.

If I never meet you. Maybe I'll never learn to cherish, forever publicity, always unruly, like maxima as freely gallop.

In Spain, Real Madrid's gallop away from the chasing pack at the top of the premier leaguer has been reigned in following their defeat at Athletic Bilbao at the weekend.

When running free, the Afghan Hound moves at a gallop, showing great elasticity and spring in his smooth, powerful stride.

The horse slowed to a walk after its long gallop.

'I say a horse at a gallop, Tom,' returned the guard, leaving his hold of the door, and mounting nimbly to his place.

The fastest gait of a horse is the gallop.