gallop in a sentence

v. i.

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Definition

Gallop: to run fast in a four-beat gait, typically used to describe the movement of a horse.

The horse began to gallop across the open field, its mane flowing in the wind.
Children cheered as they watched the rider expertly gallop around the arena.
With a sudden burst of energy, the dog started to gallop after the frisbee.
She felt a rush of excitement as the stallion started to gallop towards the distant horizon.
During the race, he pushed his horse to gallop faster than any of the competitors.
The horse began to gallop down the sunlit trail, its mane flowing in the wind.
As the rider urged the stallion forward, they felt the exhilaration of the gallop.
In the distance, we could hear the thunderous sound of hooves as the horses galloped toward the finish line.
Children laughed with delight as they watched the ponies gallop around the small arena.
The wild deer took off in a swift gallop when they sensed danger nearby.
As the sun set, the children watched in delight as the pony galloped around the ring.
With a swift gallop, the rider urged her stallion to pick up speed on the trail.
The sound of thundering hooves signaled the arrival of the galloping cavalry in the distance.
He felt a rush of exhilaration as he galloped along the beach, the waves crashing nearby.