| Typically, developing children sit up, crawl, pull themselves up, then toddle. |
| Speaking of art, if you live in Bermuda, toddle along to the City Hall Arts Centre at 5.30 pm after work this evening. |
| Bingo, your credit card or bank account will automatically be debited and you can toddle off with your shopping. |
| She'd let him toddle along in blissful ignorance while she carried the burden of their past connection. |
| So toddle off outside and measure the length and breadth of the house and multiply those figures. |
| One by one, and two by two, and sometimes in great groups, I watch them toddle along, until I am left, with possibly just my host to keep me company. |
