After them trooped the old men, and the women and children until, in a moment, the village was deserted.
They filled Arthur’s baskets and trooped back to the shop.
The game ended, they left their lanterns on the piazza and trooped into the house.
The pines had scattered and trooped around a beautiful park of grass that ended abruptly upon bare rock.
The black followed her, and the stallion, still fast to him by the lasso Lucy had left tied, trooped behind with bowed head.
The monuments trooped down into the valley to spread out and grow isolated in the distance.
With spurs clinking the riders ran and trooped behind him.
He was even rather startled every now and then by the appearance of a pretty little girl amongst his own children, as they trooped in to dessert, and had to remind himself who she was.
We trooped up to a fair stone house of ancient date with a turret at the tip of each wing.
At the news of the Prince's coming theytrooped out, yelling lustily.
But the whole crowd trooped up close at their heels, and with the crowd clambered Sergeant Archelaus and Sergeant Treacher.
After this the little Bunkers and the Armatage children trooped up to the house and went to the room where Mammy June had been put to bed.
In trooped the seamen; seven burly and extremely diffident specimens of the Royal Naval Reserve, who, slow of speech except when amongst themselves, could hardly find means to express their thoughts.
In a quiet, orderly manner they trooped down the gangway and formed up in fours.
They troopednoisily down-stairs, and Cresswell walked unceremoniously between a black man and his partner.
Through yonder doorway had trooped an army of hundreds upon hundreds of bright and dull, light and dark, eager and sullen faces.
They trooped into the saloon to square their bets, the Duke going his way to the barn.
They trooped off to the corral, which was a temporary enclosure made of wire run among the little pines.
The cattle, confined for so many months in the darkness of stalls, lay basking in the sunshine, or trooped to the southern slopes where the young grass was springing.
They all trooped out of the room and up the stairs, the Professor leading the way.
The men had trooped towards the conservatory, but the Professor met them on the portals.
Back trooped the Scouts, and, taking up positions all round the first boat, tried to drag her up the steep incline; but as soon as the craft was clear of the water it was evident that the task was beyond them.
Through a dense belt of gorse and bracken, out of which the startled rabbits scooted with amazing rapidity, the Scouts trooped till Mr Trematon called to them to halt.
They threw down the books with contempt--showing thereby their sense of true religion; and trooped off roaring, "TUES!
We trooped down stairs, making as little noise as possible; with the result that Mirepoix only took the alarm, and came upon us when we were at the outer door, bungling with the lock.
Throngs of bright-eyed girls, many of them in short sport skirts and prettily colored sweater coats, trooped past the two who were strange.
Then a side door opened and a bevy of girls, about her own age, trooped out on the lawn for a half hour of recreation before lunch.
Up the next staircase they trooped and finally up a narrow flight, at the top of which hung a black curtain with cabalistic signs painted on it in bright red.
They turned and troopeddownstairs again, and with softly spoken good-nights separated at their bedroom doors.
Down trooped the boys and girls with sparkling eyes and glowing cheeks.
We'll be in the front row to-morrow night," said Hippy, as the young folks trooped out to the car.
Without waiting for a second invitation, the Phi Sigma Tau troopedjoyfully into the drug store.
That race made me thirsty;" and off the whole party trooped to the spring.
When the whistle blew for the final quarter, all of the players who trooped on the field had a do-or-die expression on their faces.
The correspondence was copious, but they were little the wiser for the perusal of it, and they trooped on to John Emmason’s.
Fortune also favored them in the fact that just at this moment the prison doors had been opened for the march of the condemned man, and every soldier and idle lout in the market-lace had trooped thither to see him pass along.
Then Professor Marshall stood at the door holding up a lamp while the company trooped down the long front walk to the gate in the hedge, and turned along the country road to the cross-roads where the big Interurban cars whizzed by.
The children troopedinto the cabin after him, crowding to look at the katydid.
And the children trooped into the cabin, which they thought quite the most wonderful place in the world.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "trooped" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
