Loping

That’s the wolf there,” as the camera points at the animal loping around parked cars.

The short-statured Homo floresiensis, sometimes known as the ''Hobbit,'' was living in Indonesia, while the long-legged Homo erectus was loping around Asia.

A few times we came across a three-legged coyote, affectionately known by locals as Tripod, loping along the empty road.

Drone footage captured on Tuesday showed him roaming about underneath trees and sitting in undergrowth to have a look about before loping off.

Suddenly, in a surreal and surprising moment, cockies start appearing around me in loping flashes of red, orange and black.

Mike Hadreas' latest single is lush and playful, with loping guitar, glistening pop harmonies and a Hammond organ whispering in the background.

Runners registered for these races, including me, must now decide whether we feel comfortable racing in-person and, if so, how we can best protect ourselves and the runners loping past us (or, for the speedy, vice versa).

There’s a tension between Lynch’s voice and loping acoustic guitar and the reverb-drenched atmosphere provided by the electric guitar’s easy presence.

Hollingsworth quickly got dressed in it, armed himself with a pair of loping shears, and approached them.

It usually travels at a loping pace, placing its paws one directly in front of the other.

Loping became the preferred method of movement.