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He turned and trotted back the way they had come.

Then she trotted out of the room and was gone.

Then he trotted outside and began to hit the ground.

He got out of the car and trotted around to her side to open the door.

In fact, some very old shows have been trotted out.

The human race had trotted off and become something else.

You may trot on one way or the other, but not both.

He started to trot along with the others following behind.

The little boy had to trot in order to keep up.

Men from every company trotted ahead of the main line.

They came trotting over to find out what he wanted.

Instead, he turned and trotted away, holding his head down low.

Waiting until we were on the street, she trotted after us.

He trotted a little further up it for another look.

We trotted through a modern looking town and then into the country.

She was trotting quickly toward the center of the lot.

I was left with no choice but to trot along behind.

I'm about to trot over to his house and take a look at it.

They wanted to trot me around like a show dog.

How can I, when we're always trotting along the road?

They got across without further event and trotted on north.

She moved off and I followed, trotting to keep up.

"Now we may have to trot a couple of them out."

But I just smiled at her and trotted back to my car.

When he trotted off, there was an air of purpose about him.

I mean she'll be out two days on the trot.

He turned and led the men away at a trot.

He turned, started toward the high ground at a trot.

All he had to do was trot along and think.

In fact, he found himself having to fight not to break from a trot into a run.

There was light enough for it to risk a trot.

This time he only got it up to a trot.

Then he came on down the trail at a trot.

They set off at a fast walk, then a trot.

They came to another trail and set off at a trot.

He held a fast trot on the outside of the men.

He moved around rooms at a sort of a trot.

"Just pick up a trot and take the little white one."

Before bad went to worse we heard someone approach at a trot.

There was little else I could do except trot after him.

The man was gone, and we were on our way home at a smart trot.

She never had to break a trot to keep well ahead of me, no matter how fast I went.

Part of the time, when the trail was good, we moved at a trot.

He had to put the horse into a trot to keep up with her.

She went almost at a trot to a side door, disappeared.

The major took off at a trot toward his aircraft.

The other horse moved up from a walk to a trot.

Once we make the turn, I'll call for a fast trot.

I took a step back and they broke into a trot.

"The fox trot is the only thing I can even try to do."