gallop

She is a supremely balanced runner with a galloping stride, a silken swerve and the daring to put them to use on the biggest stage.

These demons gallop through the country on horseback, eagerly waging war with sanity, facts and anyone who scares them — which is pretty much the whole world.

It had been a promising start from the Lions, who galloped into a commanding lead and looked as if they were going to steamroll their opponents.

Growth galloped, but the rich became the biggest beneficiaries, growing even richer as inequality reached gaping proportions.

Her earliest hits — a dreamy arrangement of the old standard “Who’s Sorry Now?,” the cheerfully silly “Stupid Cupid” and the galloping “Lipstick on Your Collar” — fit neatly into the emerging genre’s lighter side.