What is "cantered"

Usage examples of "cantered".

Overhead, a whirlpool of Skyhorses cantered in training circuits, and the sun was a goldfish in a blue bowl.

While he slowly cantered around to approach from the opposite side, a group of equestrians walked by just outside the ring.

He cantered easily, rhythmically, giving the impression that he could do this all day and well into the night.

Yet he cantered with his head up, ears pricked forward, game for whatever lay ahead.

The two he had spotted cantered toward him openly, making no attempt to conceal their presence.

Three abreast, the horses cantered across the grassland on a long diagonal that finally brought them to a fringe of forest.

He cantered on, joyously—for the smell of the sea came from all sides now, telling of swells like black glass mountains, and the heaving muscles of tidal forces, telling of whipped-cream wind-tickled wave crests, of spray and spume smashed against the sky and cruel currents that mocked humanity, flowing as cold and sensuous as eldritch desire.

The waterhorse cantered off to a silken mere where the images of stars floated like blossoms.

Trumpeters blew a fanfare, the crowd surged and shouted, and I cantered up the gravel to the broad palace steps.

The suburbs were quiet as I cantered through, my hooves ringing on the cobbles.

Christopher Crossley, the good-looking boy on the chestnut with four white socks, cantered past, startling Africa who bucked and swished her tail.

No one was paying much attention as Sailor cantered towards the first fence.

Snow White and her entourage cantered out of the ring, with Grumpy blatantly grinning at Rupert, as the arena party put the finishing touches to the jumps for the Grand Prix.

The band played “All The Nice Girls Love a Sailor’, as Sailor cantered the lap of honour under the spotlight, as proud as a butler with the family silver.

Vaulting on to The Bull’s back, he cantered out of the ring, grinning broadly.