Trooping In A Sentence

Definition of Trooping

• But to be desired ardently of trooping hosts is an incentive to taste to try for yourself.
• Twilight had settled over the interior of the barn by the time the girls came trooping in.
• Philon followed at a meditative pace, his thoughts trooping stealthily abreast.
• The two girls had joined them there; and now they all came trooping together to the house.
• He waved his hand, and five and twenty of his friends came trooping down the hill.
• The farming people were trooping in, bringing with them the odor of fresh peat and soil.
• The door burst open and several freshmen came trooping in, as if they felt quite at home there.
• The students came trooping back, after having disposed of Mortimer and his crowd.
• About three in the afternoon all the men came trooping in, cold, wet, and hungry.
• A half-dozen ladies came trooping in, among them Mrs. Davis and several of the Cabinet ladies.
• Not long had she waited when a merry company came trooping over to the arbor and young voices filled the air.
• In the course of this morning a posse of villagers was seen trooping up the avenue, with boys shouting in advance.
• I sat at the table with the lady principal and enjoyed very much seeing all the young girls trooping into the dining-room.
• In the course of this morning a posse of villagers was seen trooping up the avenue, with boys shouting in advance.
• But memories of the past come trooping up in such vivid lines, as to make the day one of deep interest.
• And when the girls came trooping up the lane she was the first to hear them and to rouse Will from his siesta.
• When the Delphians tumultuously trooping from the whole of their city joyously acclaimed the god with smoking altars.
• I heard them appoint a flat place beside the burn, just on the edge of the bog, and watched them trooping out of the yard.
• The peasant girls come trooping in from the neighbouring villages to help to husk the pods, and sit them down upon the odorous heaps.
• They fell back in order, while the aids came trooping out of the brush in groups, bearing the wounded to places of shelter.
• It was the time of reds and whites, for the glory of the broom had passed, except at great heights, and the wild roses were trooping in.
• As stout a bunch of rogues as ever went trooping to the eternal bonfire, handy gentlemen to his worship Woodford.
• A number of the boys and girls came trooping into the parlor, each carrying an old garment, thimble on finger, and needle and thread in hand.
• The Dwarfs lurked in the out-of-the-way corners of the mountains, trooping down in crooked droves to burn and kill for the very joy of doing evil.
• They stampeded, the games were deserted, the "sleepers" roused themselves, even the dancers came trooping forth with his name upon their lips.
• An instant Winston stood looking straight into those dark, glowing eyes, and all his inherited strength of manhood came trooping back to aid him.
• The gangs of these miscreants, chained together and under guard, came presently trooping into St Malo.

• Crowd trooping in out of train.
• Advertisements came trooping in.
• Crowds of fugitives were trooping off in the distance.
• Dear old times came trooping back.
• And the little things soon come trooping or looping along.
• Here's a change from your trooping and fighting!
• Just then the rest of the party came trooping up from the cabin.
• Ere long the dwarfs came trooping out till all were assembled.
• Every spring they come trooping back for their all-summer session.
• While she was at it, the little folks came trooping around her.
• Then she led away the smallest, and the rest went trooping after her.
• The bars once down, a whole flock will come trooping back to earth.
• Meantime Gardener returned, with all the little people trooping after him.