in Indian file

Walking in Indian file, they went down the alley and climbed the stairs.

So they entered the yard in Indian file, like a tramp and his wife.

Behind him, the two little boats bounced along in Indian file, following the lead boat's every maneuver.

Then he took the point and the rest of them strung out in Indian file along the rough, overgrown track behind him.

Slowly I walked round the edge of the water, my comrades in Indian file behind me.

They climbed the hills in Indian file with Sepoo leading.

A squad of constables debouched from College street, marching in Indian file.

They were in Indian file, heading directly away from him, almost at the palisade formed by the trunks of the paper-bark trees.

They scouted around the airstrip in Indian file, with Frank in the lead.

They had moved up the water-course in Indian file, keeping in close'under the precipitous rocky side.

Therefore you must have been walking in Indian file, and a little way back in parallel lines, with quite thirty yards between you."

Crouched low, Griff started along the front of the cages, his companions following in Indian file.

Soon, our team of seven - four fit young men and three over-50s, including myself - were walking uphill in Indian file, with guide and porters.

A curious little line of figures comes round the side of the Admiralty, walking slowly and wearily through the late summer afternoon in Indian file.

A small -party of Renamo were doubling across this opening, coming up the track toward them, eight or nine men in Indian file.

Heavy, yellow eland, with their stubby horns and swinging dewlaps, trotting in Indian file, formed a regal frieze along the edge of the bush.

A large party of men in Indian file had trodden deeply, but their tracks were eroded and overlaid by the tracks of both large and small game.

Vanderhorst formed in Indian file, and they proceeded to the fence, where Gen. Marion met and harangued them to the following effect: "My brave soldiers!

We set it aside, leaving so little room on the trail that we had to push branches out of the way as we moved ahead of it in Indian file.

In the second half of 18th century it is known that the property was acquired by a Spaniard, named Pedro Tadeo, as reported in Indian file documents.

The steps were so narrow that the procession had to move up in Indian file; three men with bags, then the Prince and the clerk, followed by three more men with boxes.

Between the two ran the irregular track, so narrow in places that they had to travel in Indian file, and so rough that only practised riders could have traversed it at all.

Fauchery, Daguenet and the Muffat ladies were forced to step backward, while Mme Hugon and the others had also to stop in Indian file along the roadside.

Under the friendly cover of a starless night the men, in Indian file, like a party of Iroquois braves upon the war trail, stole up the winding and ill-defined path which led to the summit.

In another minute we were there, and found that at the very apex of the funnel was a passage, so low and narrow that we had to stoop as we crept along it in Indian file.