cantering

IPA: kˈæntɝɪŋ

Examples of "cantering" in Sentences

I was looking round for him but he was just cantering down in his own time.
Just after passing the foot of the descent, he heard the hoof beats of a cantering horse.
She added the role of Minnie, a poker-playing barmaid, last spring at San Francisco Opera, cantering into act three on horseback.
We'd driven close to a small herd of buffalo cantering around the top of a rise north of the tribe's capitol in Fort Yates, North Dakota.
Watching dozens of police horses cantering across the park, past a playground with swings and through a hail of missiles, one woman said she felt she was "dreaming".
That they are inherited we see with horses in certain transmitted paces, such as cantering and ambling, which are not natural to them, -- in the pointing of young pointers and the setting of young setters -- in the peculiar COMEBACK manner of flight of certain breeds of the pigeon, &c.
"That they" (acquired actions) "are inherited, we see with horses in certain transmitted paces, such as cantering and ambling, which are not natural to them -- in the pointing of young pointers, and the setting of young setters -- in the peculiar manner of flight of certain breeds of the pigeon, &c.