to Trot

She was such a hot to trot vampire that she could melt even the heart of vengeful vampire killer Blade.

There was an old white horse no longer able to trot, wistfully watching cars running down the open road.

The jockey wanted him to show the animal's gait, and urged him to trot with him for a wager.

It would be like him to trot after me, his navy blazer flapping, just to eke the truth out of me.

But even if the new litter is already on the way, it will be the end of the year before they are ready to trot to market.

Don't mention anything about stamp collecting, or John is sure to trot out his entire collection for everyone to examine.

And why was he able to keep reinventing himself when his fellow gurus were happy to trot out the same ideas for ever-rising lecture fees?

When I was very young, my mother used to trot me out in front of relatives and ask, "Alan, what's thirty-five plus ninety-two? "

Can I move off immediately and smoothly, remaining straight, even in a transition from halt to trot?

He cracked his whip and the horses began to trot.

He's able to trot out some encouraging numbers.

You want me to trot off, or should we sing a song?

Pop science loves to trot out research on rodents to confirm or challenge behavioral assumptions.

She was walking to quickly so that i even had to trot to catch her.

I adjust the body in my arms and push myself way past my limit to trot on to the village.

Well, snakes may wriggle, and hyenas, they giggle, and horses like to trot and prance (that's right).

The horse began to trot.

He whipped the horse to trot; He hoped he could visit the village soon.

We get to sigh and shake our heads, and to trot out that argument about it being a lottery, and no way to settle a football match.

My father used to trot Me. down for a visit.

I tried my best to trot to class