Meanings of galloped rapidly in English

The lads again put spurs to their horses and galloped rapidly along.

Harry and the dragoons after Gaffin's escape galloped rapidly to Downside.

The men put spurs and galloped rapidly away, the bears plunging heavily in pursuit.

Accordingly they set spurs to their horses and galloped rapidly over the sunburned prairie.

The horsemen, however, galloped rapidly up the river, and were soon out of range.

Over the Bridge of Spain a horseman galloped rapidly, while a shrill, prolonged whistle was heard.

The wagon passed him noisily, and Joseph Speckbacher's horse, which was tied behind, galloped rapidly after it.

Rupert held out his hand, which his companion grasped, and the two galloped rapidly along the road towards London.

Edgardo galloped rapidly towards Sloperton.

The young man galloped rapidly towards Todos Santos; but when within a few miles of the pueblo he slackened his pace.

I wish they'd visit us together; and having by this time reached the post-office she deposited the letters and galloped rapidly toward home.

At this moment several horsemen galloped rapidly toward the mill; they were headed by the King of Naples in his uniform, decked with glittering orders.

With pulses atune to the morning's freshness, the girl galloped rapidly along the shell-road, the clattering thud of her horse's hoofs startling in the quiet.

At last the welcome day broke, and halting to take a drink themselves and water their horses, they remounted, and galloped rapidly through the forest.

He rode a borrowed horse and he galloped rapidly until he saw a long line of men marching forward at a swift but steady pace.

"By God, no," growled Yeovil, as St. Laurent saluted and galloped rapidly down the road.