How To Use Wild horse In A Sentence
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The Misfits" 1961, wild horses being rounded up and wild emotions unleashed in Nevada is, despite the star power of Monroe, Gable and Montgomery Clift, a frenzy of inconsequence.
The Man Who Would Be King
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And Selpa scolded me to sleep, and in the morning woke me with her chatter, ever declaiming against my madness, ever pronouncing her claim upon me and the claims of our children, till in the end I grew weary, and forsook my far vision, and said never again would I dream of bestriding the wild horse to fly swift as its feet and the wind across the sands and the grass lands.
Chapter 21
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The last tarpan died in the late 19th century, and while modern breeders have attempted to re-create the original, the only truly wild horse subspecies left on earth is the Przewalski's horse (also called the takh).
Pleistocene Park: Where the Auroxen Roam
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They saw professional rodeo cowboys ride bucking broncos and bulls, saddling wild horses, calf roping and watched whilst cowgirls barrel raced.
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Towards the west end of the zoo were a number of large paddocks, home to zebras, deer, horned oryx and Przewalski wild horses.
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The defendant then allowed a wild horse on his land, which attacked the plaintiff.
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Current "macrofossil" evidence places the last-known mammoths and wild horses between 15,000 and 13,000 years ago.
Livescience.com
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Distinctive long flint blades lay where they had been made around 11,500 BC, in a cold landscape swept by herds of reindeer and wild horse.
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His first film was about wild horses contrasted with stately Lipizzaner stallions.
Times, Sunday Times
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He was roping a wild horse.
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The situation is aggravated by a media that routinely reprint government talking points -- mustangs destroy the land, cost too much to manage, and constitute an invasive species (contradicted by some of the BLM's own Web sites, which refer to the wild horse as a "reintroduced" animal).
High Country News - Most Recent
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Current "macrofossil" evidence places the last-known mammoths and wild horses between 13,000 and 15,000 years ago.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories
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Interestingly, proceeds from the sale of the wild horses and burros will go to the Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management wild horse and burro adoption program.
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The wild horse bucked its second rider off.
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In the morning we began to ascend this stream, and during our progress, we were obliged to keep men in advance, to affrighten the buffaloes and wild horses [26] from our path.
Pattie's Personal Narrative, 1824--1830
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The other was a big, coarse-headed horse, much larger than any modern wild horse, and kin to the then existing giant horse of Texas, which was the size of a percheron.
VIII. Primeval Man; and the Horse, the Lion, and the Elephant
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A zone of 275 ha is used for breeding bison and wild horse of forest tarpan type, in the south-western part of the site.
Bialowieza Forest, Poland
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And Selpa scolded me to sleep, and in the morning woke me with her chatter, ever declaiming against my madness, ever pronouncing her claim upon me and the claims of our children, till in the end I grew weary, and forsook my far vision, and said never again would I dream of bestriding the wild horse to fly swift as its feet and the wind across the sands and the grass lands.
Chapter 21
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Moors and heaths would have supported populations of wild horses and cattle, hares, wild goats and smaller creatures like voles, snakes and lizards.
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It was made up of ‘horse whisperers’, men who knew and passed on the secret of quickly breaking wild horses by bonding with them and earning their trust, rather than using brute force.
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The Free-Roaming Wild Horse and Burro Act states, ‘It is the policy of Congress that wild, free-roaming horses and burros shall be protected from capture, branding, harassment, or death.’
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DENVER — Animal advocacy groups have sought an injunction to stop a roundup of wild horses in northwestern Colorado that's scheduled to begin Monday.
Wild Horse Advocacy Groups File Lawsuit To Stop Colorado Horse Roundup
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From the nest we could hear the squealing and neighing of wild horses, the trumpeting of elephants, and the roaring of lions.
CHAPTER XVI
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Action-packed drawings depict calf ropers going after a speedy target, rodeo clowns doing their important job of distracting a dangerous bull, trick riders atop galloping steeds, broncobusters attempting to ride wild horses, and other exciting rodeo acts.
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Swanhild, her daughter by Sigurd (who was so fair that when she gazed on the wild horses that were to tread her to death they would not harm her, and her head had to be covered ere they would do their work), of the further fate of Swanhild's half-brothers in their effort to avenge her, and of the final _threnos_ and death of Gudrun herself.
The Flourishing of Romance and the Rise of Allegory (Periods of European Literature, vol. II)
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It is called "creasing," and is often used on wild horses.
AN OLD SOLDIER'S STORY
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Through zoos and aquariums, some species have already been rescued from extinction, including the European bison (Bison bonasus), Arabian oryx (Oryx leucoryx) and Przewalski's wild horse (Equus przewalski).
Geekzone Technology Community
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Here you can see masterpieces of Greek toreutics - a chased gilded silver amphora from Chertomlyk, the shoulders of which are decorated with a relief frieze of Scythians taming wild horses.
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Wild horses live in breeding groups comprising one stallion, a handful of mares and their youngsters.
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The scenery was mind-blowing and the wild horses and goats and wispy clouds made it feel almost mystical up there.
The Sun
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Upon that same plain, Ludwig Halberger and his people are accustomed to see others than wild horses -- some with men upon their backs, who sit them as firmly as riders in the ring; that is, when they do _sit_ them, which is not always.
Gaspar the Gaucho A Story of the Gran Chaco
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He told her how much he loved horses, even taught her some tips on how to tame a wild horse that just got bridled from the wilderness.
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The wild horse bucked its second rider off.
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Wild horses wouldn't have dragged me across the threshold again.
DEAD BEAT
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Would-be saboteurs cut the locks off horse pens at a corral, freeing about 40 wild horses.
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But 69-year-old Tserennadmid—like most Mongolians, he goes by just one name—has spotted a group of the last truly wild horses on earth, the Przewalski's Horses, known to locals as takhi , or 'spirit.'
Wild Horses Drag You Away
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Wild horses, however, would not persuade me to recount the precise sequence of events that led up to this happy, if somewhat indecorous, conclusion.
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So feral goats, brumbies, the wild horses, buffaloes, these will all present much greater problems in terms of live transport than our domesticated animals.
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Wild horses and asses were hunted for food and for sport before becoming domesticated.
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Today only seven species of wild equids remain - three asses, three zebra and one wild horse - and the World Conservation Union now lists most of these as endangered.
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Down in the valley Amalric had stiffened in his saddle when he saw that wild horseman curvetting and caracoling on the slopes while he brandished that blood-stained serpent-banner.
The Bloody Crown Of Conan
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In the Netherlands, almost a thousand wild horses bred to resemble the extinct tarpan graze in a 14,000-acre preserve.
Pleistocene Park: Where the Auroxen Roam
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Alexander's early potential is seen in his ability to tame wild horses (like Hector in The Illyiad).
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So far this year, 1,400 wild horses and burros have been removed from Nevada public land, with the goal, pending the release of funds, of removing a total of 5,500.
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The foal and the unridden wild horses racing across the plains in movies are the true tribute to a running horse as an aesthetic vision.
Celebrities
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Wild horses roam the roads and in the jungle you can find giant moths apparently the inspiration for Mothra, Godzilla's legendary foe.
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Towards the west end of the zoo were a number of large paddocks, home to zebras, deer, horned oryx and Przewalski wild horses.
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Those involved in the slaughter of wild horses and burros have blood on their hands, and what has transpired is a wake-up call to the Congress.
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Only 37,000 wild horses and donkeys remain on public lands, primarily in Nevada, Oregon, and Wyoming.
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Wild horses can be tamed, but Finch said it takes someone who is knowledgeable and experienced.
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Moors and heaths would have supported populations of wild horses and cattle, hares, wild goats and smaller creatures like voles, snakes and lizards.
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Today only seven species of wild equids remain - three asses, three zebra and one wild horse - and IUCN-The World Conservation Union now lists most of these as endangered.
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Wild horses in the New Forest get along perfectly fine, wandering around outdoors, free and naked and just getting more hairy in winter.
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The reward was a view of a reed-edged lake, snow-capped mountains and a brilliant green mossy floodplain where wild horses grazed.
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Wild horses wouldn't drag me to a party tonight.
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One of the songs, I suppose you would call it a signature tune, 'Wild Horses', has had a great reception and was first played on the radio by Terry Wogan!
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A herd of wild horses galloped across the pampas, tossing their heads in a display of wild exuberance, against a backdrop of snow covered mountains.
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Others certainly consider the Swell - with its scenic geology, archaeological sites, wild horses, burros, and Utah's largest herd of desert bighorn sheep - a special place.
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Artwork and human remains indicate that some 40,000 years ago, our ancestors shared this landscape with rhinoceroses, bison, mammoths, aurochs, wild horses, and giant elks.
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He was roping a wild horse.
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He can gallop on the wild horses of wave and wind, outspanning his team in the caravanserai of night.
The Spring of Joy: A Little Book of Healing
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The situation is aggravated by a media that routinely reprint government talking points - mustangs destroy the land, cost too much to manage, and constitute an invasive species (contradicted by some of the BLM's own websites, which refer to the wild horse as a "reintroduced" animal).
Aspen Times - Top Stories
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Webster's Ninth has recorded as main entries broncobuster (1887) ` one who breaks wild horses to the saddle '; trustbuster (1903) ` one who seeks to break up business trusts; specif: a federal official who prosecutes trusts under the antitrust laws'; sodbuster (ca. 1918) ` one (as a farmer or a plow) that breaks the sod '; gangbuster
VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol XII No 3
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This poor pooch flees in terror as it is nearly trampled to death by a wild horse.
The Sun
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This seemingly desolate expanse is home to an abundance of life, including antelope , mule deer, and Wyoming's largest herd of wild horses.
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When Elizabeth saw Will, she could not contain herself and the question burst from her lips like a stampede of wild horses, ‘who was it from, Will?’
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The rumble of tanks and the report of heavy artillery have given way after six decades in the rolling hills east of Frankfurt to more soothing tones: the gentle neighing of wild horses.
A Country Gone to the Wolves
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It took several generations to bring back wild horses that most closely resemble the original tarpan.
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Wild horses wouldn't drag me to a party tonight.
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Panning gold in the gulches, poaching deer and other game, rounding up wild horses and mules for the packing plant, growing vegetables, cutting firewood, and bootlegging whiskey-all were honorable occupations during such hard times.
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With their mixed ancestry, it was inevitable that some of the wild horses were born runts or splayfooted or swaybacked or too heavy-hocked to do anything but pull a manure wagon.
Come Again No More
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The public land designated in northwestern Colorado for wild horses is also supports wildlife, livestock grazing, recreation and other uses, Boyd said.
Wild Horse Advocacy Groups File Lawsuit To Stop Colorado Horse Roundup
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Knowledge is like a wild horse. He will belong to a person who can rein it.
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Madame in action was a performance in itself - like a wild horse galloping off, uncatchable.
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Wild horses and cattle are also entering the park from the Hermannsburg Aboriginal land.
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It was rare that he got excited to the point of babbling about anything, but the thrill of catching and taming a wild horse was something she could easily understand.
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The no-man area is a paradise of wildlife, such as wild ass, wild horse, Tibetan antelope, Mongolian gazelle, blue sheep, and Tibetan pheasant. It is rich in plants and mineral resources too.
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About 37,300 wild horses and burros - small donkeys - roam federal rangeland in ten western states.
Times, Sunday Times
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A lasso was a rope with a noose at one end -- so! and it was used to catch wild horses, or anything else you happened to chase.
Pixie O'Shaughnessy
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The former president sternly inquires of Barker whether he knows the best way to lasso a wild horse.
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The same applies to culling wild horses, which are doing incredible damage in some National Parks.
