galloper

We met a galloper on the way in, and you're needed up the north road.

He is taking his galloper with him and another trooper.

An extension of the project, called Galloper, may be agreed upon during 2012.

If something urgent happens, you can send a galloper after us.

This leads to one of the alternative names, the galloper.

Two weeks and a day later came a galloper bearing news of a battle impending.

In some markets the cars were sold under the Galloper brand name.

They described him in their annual as "a powerful, relentless galloper".

Galloper Riffle rubbed both his eyes, peering into the fallen night.

"Cavalry galloper guns keeping the enemy horse on their toes."

In England, a carousel can be called a roundabout, galloper, or tilt.

"Aye, she's a seven galloper when she gets going' and top butter fat, too.

Galloper Earit saw the wall begin to bulge above him.

"He liked to play a good galloper."

Galloper guns were drawn by horses and the gunners shouted at the pioneers to clear out of their way.

'Thoronhand, the child Galloper, found me after wolves had killed my mother.

The kidnappers stole one of the cars, a Hyundai Galloper, neighbors said.

He was not born a Galloper.

I was nought but a young Galloper.

Send a galloper to warn them," he snarled at his aide-de-camp.

He was the first French-trained galloper to win the Melbourne Cup.

"Permission granted, Galloper," Perigord* s voice rang back at him.

A second galloper, bearing an even more slanderous message, overtook them during the next day's march and was afforded equal treatment.

It was considered to be a better galloper than the Anglo-Norman horse, another French breed.

He seeks to free the ancient Galloper!'