Meanings of long lope in English

Traveller started with a long lope, and never changed his stride.

Before riding many miles I sighted my outfit coming in a long lope for town.

Thinks everybody in the world is damned and going to hell on a long lope.

He went back riding at a long lope, as though time was precious to him.

If there's anything more you want, just holler, and I'll come on the long lope.

But little by little she perceived that the mad flying had settled into a long lope.

He whirled in his saddle, touched Blizzard with the reins, and rode away at a long lope.

The hull country's afire back of us, and the wind bringin' it down on a long lope.

Moti moved with the long lope of a greyhound, and used eyes and intelligence as well as feet.

When Jimmy Rabbit reached the gathering place, coming up in a long lope, Mr. Crow hurried to meet him.

Glory settled to a long lope and kept steadily on, gleefully rattling the broken bit which dangled beneath his jaws.

You can't travel these trails at a long lope with yore hair flyin' out behind and-andall that damn foolishness.

What are you fooling along on our wagon track for, when you could have trailed the herd in a long lope?

Paisano, well named after that ungainly but swift-running bird, struck into his long lope that ate up the ground like a strip of macaroni.

Rosalind stood to watch him go and something in his long loping gait again suggested to her mind the figure of a gigantic bird.

Syrinx and her siblings suited up and walked out onto the innermost ledge of the northern endcap, progressing with long lopes in the quarter gravity.