Utiliser "tripping" dans une phrase

1. I pull on my ear flaps and waddle out with my case of beer, nearly tripping on the first step through the door

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2. The paper boy took a stumbling step back, and then another, and ended up almost tripping and tumbling down the stairs

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3. As soon as Barney sees me, he bounds forward and throws his arms round my legs, nearly tripping me up

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4. Son watched as Lyla fell to the ground tripping over the chains, and he

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5. The young man managed two or three disjointed paces before he too crumpled and flaked, finally tripping over an uneven paving stone and falling chin first to the floor

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6. At first I kept tripping and losing my balance by thinking too much about what I was doing, so I stopped for a moment until I was ready to start all over again

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7. as she careened through doorways and down the stairs, tripping and

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8. But still they struggled on, slipping and tripping so

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9. had a turn at tripping over, but they heard no suspicious

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10. ” and he hurried away without looking back, nearly tripping himself in his haste

11. I took off with my pants around my ankles, tripping over the sand trap,

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12. Whoosh! Whoosh! Pow!" Tetloan struck at the air in front of him, nearly tripping over his own feet as he did so

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13. We're full up," the waitress shouted in reply, nearly tripping over a patron's boots as she glanced at him

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14. She stepped back, tripping over the fountain and landing on her rump in the water

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15. With helms of gold draping past their eyes, and tripping over their own armor, Nathalia took one look at their brave little faces and immediately said, "The others can stay, but for the sake of the gods please bring them back to their mothers

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16. Then, after a deft kick to his ankle, the ‘god’ was tripping over his own feet

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17. My slack mate’s girlfriend ended up driving me home but she didn’t know I was still furiously tripping, my God, how could she not

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18. This was good because I had been tripping now for 14 hours with no sleep and was starting to feel like it was never going to end

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19. while nearly tripping over a long haired man, who was

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20. The officer would not take his eyes off of the man as he retreated in spite of himself, nearly tripping over chairs and scattered crockery - not even when he reached the camp’s edge

21. When the rain was not enough to dispel the insects, the rawest desperation found him tripping down the stairway to the lower level and tumbling into the waters below

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22. The wind relentlessly howled and swirled around them as they plodded on, almost tripping over each other at times

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23. However we were tripping overt things now but I couldn’t see what they were in the dark but another flare shot up into the air bathing the ground in its light

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24. We had been tripping up over the shit that they had made us carry like angle iron stakes, spiral stakes as well as water cans that were empty and had probably been riddled by bullets

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25. Setting off again across the hot shale, tripping on the occasional clump of cat grass that crept across the ground in search of moisture, rooting where it could, the adventurers moved onward

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26. Trog sauntered into the servant’s path, but Jeddah managed to maintain his poise—and hold onto the tray with Sespian’s tea—without tripping when the cat rubbed against his shin

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27. Spotting a dark alley he headed towards it, tripping on the kerbside as he crossed the road

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28. It gave me the complete shivers and shakes that I ran from the burnt remains as fast as possible, tripping several times over charred pieces of wood and pieces of metal jutting out in my path

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29. Another eternity passed, another endless series of tripping over ridges in the floor, slamming her head into low jutting outcrops, scraping her elbows and knees and temples on every manner of rock she could imagine

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30. Then tripping on a root he twisted sideways, instinctively tucking his head into his flank to protect it

31. He hurried on, tripping over his words

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32. Tripping and stumbling, he risked his neck on the broken staircase of fragile charcoal high above the water

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33. In an hour or so, classes would be over, and my roommate would undoubtedly come tripping along

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34. He was mainly tripping off the idea that he had unhooked his tubes, lines, and all, and then was able to bust out with head spins

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35. I may be tripping in an absurd illusion created by my wish of seeing him, or I may be already dead and he is welcoming me in the afterlife

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36. It’s so tripping and magical that I can’t believe that I’m a living part of it

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37. Elliott had sent up to the manse on an errand, came tripping down Rainbow Valley on her way to Ingleside where she was to spend the afternoon with Nan and Di as a Saturday treat

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38. “I’ll wait for you on the couch,” I replied, nervously tripping over the coffee

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39. tripping over each other

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40. minutes later he was once again tripping over carcasses and trying

41. feel sorry for herself one of the baby wolves tottered over, tripping

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42. “I wasn’t tripping off that

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43. about driving her, even though he was tripping, too, and

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44. would still be tripping balls when she would have to go

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45. Making sure that she had a sure grip on the wood she clutched it in both hands and swung at the window with all her might, nearly tripping as the momentum sent her flying forward as well

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46. suddenly shifted load, Myserrah's foot slid across the narrowness that separated them tripping

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47. He capered round her as she ran back to the others, almost tripping her up as she went

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48. Mel wore his favourite suit on Thursdays, one he found years ago in a shop in Greece, also tripping on a scarf he still searched for – the perfect present at some point, he knew

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49. Stepped– er, stumbled off the deck and staggered about before tripping over just the stone he was looking for

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50. A few long minutes later, they returned with a priest tripping quickly down the stairs

51. My disappointment was tempered by the hope that they were tripping over each other there

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52. She raced down the hill, tripping over bronze coils and golden plates

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53. Whatever she was going to say was interrupted by Grover, who stumbled out of the Big House, tripping over tin cans

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54. Then tripping on the dogs, he stumbled and

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55. They needn't have worried; Bindi’s brain was concentrated on not tripping in her ridiculously high heels

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56. David and the few remaining others ran through the woods, tripping and falling over one another; nearly getting hit by one of the fireballs

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57. She squealed and lurched backwards, tripping over her bag, and landing with a thud on her large backside

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58. He still limped a little but had explained his wounds with a self-deprecating joke about well-coordinated PE teachers tripping down stairs

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59. Ralf burst through them, nearly tripping himself up on the young arms and legs as they scattered before his bull-like charge

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60. Yet here he was messing it up in the most ridiculous way, a footballer tripping over his laces at the World Cup Final

61. He smiled as the Commander stumbled behind his car, tripping over a radio

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62. You tripping,” E said, looking in the rearview mirror

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63. overnight he stopped tripping over himself and there he was leaping

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64. No place to be tripping the light fantastic—in the dark and with a dog

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65. Several men and women were walking blindly, arms outstretched, trying to find their way to one of the four walls without tripping over the many obstacles in their path

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66. �Where are you mate?� asks Steve as he enters the flat tripping on the folded carpet just inside the door

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67. Taking the stairs two at a time he enters Simon's flat proper tripping on the carpet on the way in he walks along the narrow hall into the lounge

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68. Tripping on the folded carpet he grabs hold of the door frame and steadies himself before he heads out the door

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69. Leaning in he finds the stopcock and turns the water off, quickly he runs into the hall and after tripping over the carpet he opens the little cupboard and turns off the gas at the meter

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70. Throwing it over his shoulder Simon hurries out of the flat, tripping on the folded carpet he shuts the door with a slam and runs down the stairs

71. � he says as he runs out the door, without tripping on the carpet, slamming the door shut he runs down the stairs and unbolts the door

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72. Tripping over the edge of the 'new' carpet Darren falls backwards onto the floor and bangs his head on the hard tiling that makes up the fireplace

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73. The villager, who also hit the floor in panic, is frozen once again with fear, this time out of harm’s way by tripping over Hack’s foot

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74. Boris leaped to his feet, tripping over his chair in his haste to greet the man

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75. He didn’t know if someone had stolen the missing shoe as a prank or if he had lost it during his drunken stupor, bouncing off buildings or cars or tripping over curbs

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76. Her heart was tripping in her chest

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77. The young man moved about like drunk, tripping four times in his wake

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78. He ran over to help the others, tripping over the body of the mech and landing on his head, knocking himself out cold

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79. In January 2000, Carrie Awn of Austin, Texas was awarded $780,000 by a jury of her peers after breaking her ankle tripping over a toddler who was running inside a furniture store

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80. Tripping on LSD can be like throwing your brain into a blender

81. Anyway, by the time we got there, I was tripping off my face, but feeling great, like an excited kid

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82. ’ The young salesmen were tripping over

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83. � A bullet cracked past Patricia�s head as she stumbled to the ground, tripping on the stretched dropped by M�tivier and Brown

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84. He turned at the last split second and stepped beside her while grabbing her shoulder to keep from tripping over more Zen I crystals

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85. ‘Okay?’ Said Chunt almost tripping over the filth and rubble that covered

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86. He fumbled away, tripping, cutting his face on a branch

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87. Timothy places one hand on his hip and wave the other hand in the air and says, “Well if that rule was not meant for Diane then why is she tripping? Why is she going around asking all these men for a date to that school dance, what’s up with that, huh? What’s up with that?”

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88. The younger officer was already tripping out on me and I

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89. His heart beating furiously, Anderson followed Nancy, who was also disguised like a Taliban and had an AK-47 rifle, out of his cell and into a corridor, nearly tripping on the bodies of two dead Taliban covered with blood

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90. “Why you! Ooof!” She pushed him away, tripping on a diamond track edger, nearly falling, but he steadied her

91. It took a much longer moment to recover after the second transport, but he pushed through his pain and followed Brittney back to the base, traversing the same path she did so as to avoid tripping sensors

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92. Bad Habits | Vices: Tripping over things at a high speed

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93. Showing the moves and expertise of a trained fighter, the man managed to block Nancy’s first punch and swung back at her but she in turn was able to duck under his swing and countered by sweeping sideways with one leg, tripping the man and making him fall hard on his back

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94. “How the Hell did a witch make him as big as the empire state building? I think whoever created this game was tripping on shrooms,” Hash said

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95. Tammas let go, turned to leave, but the professor struck out with a foot, tripping

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96. tripping over Takina’s outstretched legs so that he landed in a heap beside her

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97. The three pursuers were more awkward, slamming into each other and tripping over low boughs

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98. The security involved was tough, but it was no Kobayashi Maru test, and he managed to complete a download without tripping any alarms

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99. I brake and dismount, almost tripping over

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