Sentence examples for compared to a horse from inspiring English sources
If Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag's preview embargo could be compared to a horse in a stable, then not only is said horse frolicking in a sun-dappled meadow long after the proverbial door has been slammed, but the stable itself has been dismantled and sold for kindling.
Now he might be compared to a horse or a long distance runner, I thought.
(laughs) And to say that I was like a horse whinnying when, in summer camp, I was compared to a horse all the time, that my face looked like a horse, it really just brought me right back there!
In the course of the novel he is variously compared to a maddened horse, an ox, a swollen animal, a mad bullock, a lonely buffalo, a town bull, a raging stallion, a dying bulldog, a grey bear, a farmyard boar, a hog and finally a dejected bulldog.
If there was any time that Beyoncé needed her alter ego Sasha Fierce it was last week, when she was forced to suffer the indignity of being compared to a drug cheat, horse meat and accused of bringing the whole US government into disrepute after lip-syncing at the presidential inauguration.
As two iterations of the 911, the GT3 and Turbo Cabriolet are entirely different: a horse compared to a bullet.
A significantly higher prevalence was obtained in this study compared to a population of 3715 horses, older than one year, that were subject to necropsy revealing 7% prevalence [ 16].
This is in contrast to findings from a previous study, were higher serum cortisol levels were found in horses that had been transported compared to a group of non-transported horses [ 31].
The numbers were decreased compared to a study in postoperative colic horses and post-operative orthopaedic cases [ 6] and in endotoxemic horses [ 20] suggesting that effect of anaesthesia and endotoxaemia on the myocardium is more arrhythmogenic compared to the colic disease by itself.
"These guys are really easygoing compared to a thoroughbred, or even a Morgan horse," he said.
[ 17] reported an increased risk of death in cold-blooded ponies compared to a heterogeneous group of warm-blooded horses.
