trot off

The human race had trotted off and become something else.

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

With these words he turned his horse and trotted off.

We'll leave a letter saying we are all right, and trot off at once.

He trotted off before she could reply, which was probably just as well.

They trotted off again, alongside each other now on the dark road.

The dog trotted off toward the house, its head hanging.

The old knight trotted off, back the way they'd come.

Without waiting for a response, he stood and trotted off into the trees to one side.

And without giving him a chance to say anything else, she trotted off into the darkness.

He forced himself to trot off toward Bob, who was still at the corner.

The officer trotted off with only a hand signal to his men.

So he was just, you know, trotted off to a mental institution for the rest of his life.

After a while, he told himself, it will give up the game it's playing with me and go trotting off somewhere.

The players trotted off the field and the crowd began breaking up.

He trotted off, and Marino followed him with his eyes.

The bull trotted off a short distance, then turned back.

"She will not mind," the woman said in a tight voice, then turned and trotted off.

This last was called over my shoulder as I trotted off down the street and around the corner.

With that, he turned and, trotted off down the hill toward the south gate.

He trotted off a dozen yards or so and stood looking at her.

A moment later she trotted off downhill, in the direction of the city center.

Father Michael trotted off after the boy, who was almost a hundred meters ahead now.

Then Owen heard his horse trot off into the night.

He trotted off toward the house, beckoning to his men.