trotting

This is why I take exception to your once again trotting out the anti-Semitism anti-Jewish appellation, rather than just going to the facts of the matter.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Forthcoming TNR Piece on Human Rights Watch 2010

With another Election Day approaching, conservatives are again trotting out conspiracy theories about elections stolen through voter fraud.

The voter fraud racket is back! Adam Serwer 2010

Janet managed very well, with Martin trotting at her heels to tell her where things could be found.

The Windy Hill 1922

Perhaps trotting is not quite the right word, but I can't find a better.

The Adventures of Herr Baby 1908

We did not stop to rest all night long, nor did the lieutenant stop our horses from trotting from the time we started, and about four o'clock the next morning he stopped and said to the men, "Fix my saddle."

Life Among The Piutes: Their Wrongs and Claims 1883

'with their children,' they spend the time in trotting them, or shaking the rattle, or dragging about the little cart, or repeating over and over again,

The Mother's Book 1831

On the topic of THIS thread, my high horse is again trotting.

The Volokh Conspiracy » District Attorney Suggests That It May Be a Crime for Teachers to Follow the New State Law Mandating Certain Forms of Sex Education 2010

But now that a few rays of sunshine are poking through the summer clouds, the idea of trotting around the continent to see some of the good things that humanity can come up with doesn't seem so, well, let-them-eat-cake-ish.

Talent Pool 2008

Singers Cindy Wilson (wearing a belted mini-dress and whipping her curtain of cornsilk hair like a dervish) and Kate Pierson (old-school burlesque in hot pants, flamingo-pink ruffled blouse and corset) have lost none of their vocal power, even if they both seemed a little exhausted by the idea of trotting out their 1990 hit "Roam."

On the Scene: True Colors tour at NYC's Radio City | EW.com 2008

“I loathe the idea of trotting my private feelings into the open; and it means that or nothing.”

Maid in Waiting 2004