gallops

• Artillery, war-chest, secret correspondence, 'King of Sardinia's tent,' and much cheering plunder beside Broglio's odd boot, were the consequences; the Kaiser's one success in this War; abolished, unluckily, in four days!-- The Broglio who here gallops is the second French Marechal of the name, son of the first; a military gentleman whom we shall but too often meet in subsequent stages. —  History of Friedrich II of Prussia
• Paws and Claws: Pet Vet gallops, jumps and crawls into view —  Pocket Gamer | www.pocketgamer.co.uk | Latest additions
• My horse is fairly sensible, he is 15 yrs old, and we don't tend to go on mad gallops (I am too old to bounce!), though if you wanted to go off on your own and meet me back at the end, that would be fine
• In short the scrote gets to the gap in the railings before the cop and 'gallops' off (just like a Zebra, the only difference being that he flips the finger at the Lion). —  The Policeman's Blog
• "Instead of going grinding gallops, we decided he was pretty fit, keep him happy and we just went six furlongs, easy three." —  Sportal.com.au - Latest News Headlines

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