Examples of using Galloping in English and their translations into Finnish
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Isn't that Bowie galloping up to catch'em?
Could you stop galloping?
Incredible the way that horse is galloping!
About whether a galloping horse ever has all four feet off the ground. Muybridge set out to settle a bet.
There is no doubt that the continent's differential is now positive, and Latin America is no longer the continent of galloping inflation, military dictatorships
lush grasses… the spirits of deceased horses galloping to and fro.
Three galloping horses will be carrying us home to our mammas and papas. By the time you read this.
they came uphill to finish line still galloping.
trading insults with wizards. The hero, even at this moment, galloping towards the Vortex Plains.
trails tolting and galloping, also walking while enjoying landscape
Eadweard Muybridge proved in his photographic studies of animals' movements(1877-78) that the traditional way of drawing a galloping horse in art was wrong.
The galloping escalation in the divisions within capitalist society will inevitably result in further radicalisation of the grass-roots masses, who are and always will be the force behind social change.
You have been here for a few hours now, and I haven't seen big sis galloping in to save you. Funny thing.
sets the cheeks glowing and the imagination galloping.
our introduction to Duke, instead of him just galloping along and jumping into frame, why don't we do it through a wall of fire?
I haven't seen big sis galloping in to save you.
Greece can break out of the vicious circle of deep recession and galloping inflation, with disastrous consequences for Greek society and the economy
think at the same time… The hero, even at this moment, galloping towards the Vortex Plains.
Several of the riders were in front and several behind, when suddenly Vronsky heard the sound of a horse galloping in the mud behind him, and he was overtaken by Mahotin on his white-legged, lop-eared Gladiator.
The father now gallops, with terror half wild.