And Lucier followed with that same loping, economical, elegant stride, and now as grey-haired, too, as a wolf.

Stripping to their underwear, they dance in unison, accelerating phrases that splice in arabesques amid repeated loping, skipping and squatting.

Looking slightly baffled, Ziv allowed himself to be led away, then fell in easily beside Captain Janeway in an odd loping, rolling gait.

To suppose that the loping of thirty years or so from a normal span of life was a disaster was to pretend to an importance which no man possessed.

BBC Music reviewer Sarah Bee felt that "Sumner's voice seems more suited to the loping of reggae than the skittering of electro-pop and its cousins [...] and maybe she'll relax into similar territory next time around.

By the time "Geography" opened at Yale's University Theater on Oct. 28, the start of a nationwide tour, Mr. Lemon had so incorporated the eruptive energy of his collaborators that he actually managed to implode - without destroying - his loping, looping movement.

And then he was gone, loping after the running man.

After a long moment, he loped back into his house.

They have loped around the side of the house to see who has come.

He was close by and had loped over in time to hear.

He loped ahead of me and we went into the hospital.

They loped up the north side of the little valley.

He loped away from her across the field, running easily.

Call had seen the men square off, and he loped over.

He wanted to go running with Summer loping beside him.

He turned then and loped back toward where the others were hidden.

She loped after them, the target clear in her mind.

Then he turned and loped off toward the road where the trail was.

And then a low, dark figure came loping toward us out of the darkness.

Then, one day, it just loped off and never returned.

He turned around and loped up the stairs, three at a time.

Here I was loping across the lot, trying to play white knight.

By now, Red was loping after us as we walked down the streets.

Unless, of course, you chance upon it after having already been loping along for 20 miles.

They'd lope out to a mesa two miles away and walk back.

Several score loped to the east, and others ran to the north.

He loped toward the men's room and I used his phone to call in for messages.

The class of the 1986 draft stood up and loped off to practice.

Then he loped onto the field, where more than 40,000 people studied his every move.

The other two sat watching him as he went loping down the trail.