| By that definition, Darren, absolutely anyone with a website must be a troller too. |
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| The troller was carried on the vehicle by a bent piece called a bow or by a collapsible and adjustable frame called a pantograph. |
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| It comes from the Old French verb troller, meaning to hunt by wandering around in the hope of stumbling upon prey. |
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| Tyson is, of course, an author, an astrophysicist, the director of the Hayden Planetarium, and a science-armed troller of Trump. |
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| Mr. Griswold, you're a troller, so maybe you can help me interpret a sheet of paper that was part of the presentation of Mr. Eidsvik. |
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| I was a commercial troller myself for 12 years, a small boat fisherman in the Queen Charlotte Islands. |
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| The word trolley came from the little troller of Daft's system. |
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| Since you're a troller, I thought you might know. |
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| Although the archetypical emblem of an online troll is of a grinning bogeyman, the word can be traced back to the Old French verb troller, meaning to wander around while hunting. |
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| You either had to be a troller or a gillnetter. |
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| The vessel was built in 1953 as a double-ended troller. |
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| A troller can have up to six stainless steel main lines in the water. |
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