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Meanings of full gallop in English
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Usage of full gallop in English
1
The postilion whipped up the horses, and they started at full gallop.
2
Before long a gentleman came along in his carriage at full gallop.
3
At full gallop the force started for the entrance, now not obstructed.
4
Two of them rode side by side in front, at full gallop.
5
Here and there chariots were dashing across the plain at full gallop.
6
The dogs were very willing, and we left Framheim at full gallop.
7
Tsubodai rode at full gallop along the flank of the shah's army.
8
At that moment, a messenger rode into the meadow at full gallop.
9
When on the main highway, they were to travel at full gallop.
10
Suddenly a young man dashed up to the house at full gallop.
11
He spotted her at last, coming back toward him at full gallop.
12
He rode his steed at full gallop, with many a forward bound.
13
In the distance, Genghis could see scouts riding in at full gallop.
14
A man passed at full gallop, and Hazel was reminded of Reddin.
15
A narrow passage remained, through which he could escape at full gallop.
16
She also said that Möller had passed Kramer's house at full gallop.
This collocation consists of:
Full gallop through the time
Full gallop across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common