Synonym: bound, ride, run, sprint, trot. Similar words: gallon, galileo galilei, slope, legal, gallery, frugal, legally, galaxy. Meaning: ['gæləp] n. a fast gait of a horse; a two-beat stride during which all four legs are off the ground simultaneously. v. 1. ride at a galloping pace 2. go at galloping speed 3. cause to move at full gallop.
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1) He rode off at a gallop.
2) The horses were raring to have a gallop.
3) All the horses broke into a gallop.
4) If you gallop through your work, you are more likely to make mistakes.
5) The horses broke into a mad gallop when they heard the gunshot.
6) The noise startled the horse into a gallop.
7) He took the horse out for a gallop.
8) I read the book at a gallop.
9) After a hard gallop, the horse was played out.
10) She set off at a gallop.
11) Amanda rode off at a gallop.
12) She always lives life at a gallop.
13) The project began at full gallop.
14) My horse suddenly broke into a gallop.
15) They reached the farm at a gallop.
16) I was forced to attempt a gallop.
17) Mounted police charged at full gallop.
18) The horse struck a gallop.
19) The horses broke into a gallop .
20) Don't gallop through your speech as if you can't wait to finish.
21) The programme starts with a gallop through the history of the railway.
22) They often gallop through 10 news items in 20 minutes.
23) The horse broke into a furious gallop.
24) He saddled his horse, mounted,(http://sentencedict.com/gallop.html) and rode away at a gallop.
25) It is the height of folly and a tragic waste to gallop into war.
26) At the sound of gunfire the horse suddenly broke into a gallop.
27) An old steed in the stable still aspires to gallop a thousand li.
28) The horse slowed to a walk after its long gallop.
29) The natural paces of the horse include the walk, the trot and the gallop.
30) We found him a nice horse — a good mover who could gallop.
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