How To Use Riding horse In A Sentence
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Imagine that all your life you've grown up in Amish country, riding horse-drawn buggies.
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Why not turn it into a place for hiking and riding horses along quiet trails, for kayaking and rock - climbing, a place where city-bred teenagers can encounter nature and learn to survive in it?
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A riding horse needs an excellent rider.
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She walked out to the closest barn, where the riding horses were stabled for everyday use by the various ranch hands, the children, and Dortam.
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Each was to "equip" according to his own fancy, though it was necessary for each to provide himself with a riding horse or mule.
The Hunters' Feast Conversations Around the Camp Fire
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Both were riding horses, the villager on a fat grey pony and the nobleman on a lean sorrel.
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Mulcahy acknowledged riding horses in depôt out kangarooing, also to taking apples, biscuits, jam, flour and peas, and to be unworthy of forgiveness or to remain one of the party.
The History of Australian Exploration from 1788 to 1888
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There are kids riding horses and dogs chasing sticks yet we're all easy like Sunday morning.
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Europeans are shown hunting deer and riding horseback as well as fishing, both from the shore and from boats.
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How they had passed over the plains of Coastlund eventlessly, riding horses Alfric had received as gifts of gratitude from the centaur chief Archala for having helped drive the satyrs from the swamp.
Virginity
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Quiet and Beautiful is covered by fog. My deep lover is riding horse to Seyeleji.
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At about the same time, police riding horses through the crowd stopped being effective at keeping the crowd moving and dispersing the jumping chanters.
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Grant, then at Louisville, relieved the general by telegram and hurried south to Chattanooga, riding horseback over gullied mountain roads.
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It is to the Spaniards that we are indebted, if "indebted" be a suitable term, for the wide-topped falling boot of the sixteenth century; that inconvenient, no-service thing -- good for the stage-players, fancy-ball men, and fellows like old Hudibras, who crammed a portable larder and wardrobe into its unfathomable recesses; but for the rough-riding horseman or the active hunter, a nuisance beyond all description.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 57, No. 357, June, 1845
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Police, some walking arm-in-arm and others riding horseback down the city's streets, used tear gas and guns loaded with rubber bullets and bean bags.
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The advertisement depicts two lovers together on the beach, in one scene riding horses, which will be filmed with stunt doubles.
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After the war, when he was director of the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, he stabled riding horses on the grounds.
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I have enjoyed riding horses and also walking my dogs on Baildon Moor for the past 40 years.
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She spends her life in houses just like this, riding horses round paddocks like this.
Times, Sunday Times
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Draght horses; carriege horses; riding horses; racing horses; ponyies; percheron from france; Belgain from Beljium; shire clyesdale and saffold punch from great Britain; french coach and German coach; contucky saddle horses; through-breads; Shetland ponies; mushstand ponies; pacers and pintoes.
The Prairie Child
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riding horses down the path in tandem
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Arguing that idealism, like the belief in heaven, makes us impractical, insensate, and out of touch with this world, Levis fuses tropes of religion with tropes of riding horseback.
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She spends her life in houses just like this, riding horses round paddocks like this.
Times, Sunday Times
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He refused the offer because he had only been back at the track riding horses in the mornings for five days.
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But I do travel a lot, and riding horseback is a great way to see a country from a different perspective.
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At about the same time, police riding horses through the crowd stopped being effective at keeping the crowd moving and dispersing the jumping chanters.
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Paul was such a loveable character - a one-off who loved working with and riding horses.
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Paul was such a loveable character - a one-off who loved working with and riding horses.
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The immediate grounds for the inference are not facts about horses and riding, but the linguistic or structural parallelism between the statements ˜white horses are horses™ and ˜riding white horses is riding horses™.
Mohist Canons
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The four greys are both carriage and riding horses - Heloise, Marta, Tayten, and Nerid.
