Sentence examples for equestrian with from inspiring English sources

For a Vogue Italia shoot recently, it was all rustic and equestrian with silks and gold.

On a cloudy afternoon, a Japanese equestrian with his pants rolled up could be seen strolling through the algae-covered water.

GEORGINA BLOOMBERG, a professional horse jumper and the daughter of a billionaire mayor, speaking of her new book, about an award-winning equestrian with a billionaire father.

"There are no $25,000 grand prix horses out there," said Melissa Cohn, the president of Manhattan Mortgage and an avid equestrian with two daughters who ride.

It was Lauren, after all, who went from designing a simple four-inch necktie for Beau Brummel in the late 1960s to colonizing vast sartorial hunks of American high society and transforming the tweaked results into a $13.5 billion publicly traded business whose logo, a jaunty equestrian with a cocked polo mallet, is almost as recognizable in certain places as the American flag.

Van Grunsven holds the record for winning the most Olympic medals by an equestrian, with nine medals, and is the only person to have won any equestrian event in three successive Olympics.

BRING THE HORSE There are a few campgrounds in Connecticut designed exclusively for equestrians, with extensive bridle trails and hitching posts: the Silvermine Horse Camp, (860) 424-3200, in Natchaug State Forest in Eastford, and Frog Hollow Horse Camp, (860) 376-4075, in Pachaug State Forest in Voluntown.

Or, perhaps, a flannel top and a skirt, the writer said, complete with "equestrian tights, made with feet, the latter being of extra heavy weave".

The Club lifestyle, which comes with a hefty price tag, includes use of two Jack Nicklaus golf courses, a state-of-the-art fitness center with spa, two pools, tennis courts, and a world-class Equestrian Center with an indoor ring and box stalls as large as some New York City apartments.

With no game plan, I have suddenly gotten caught up in three American archers, as fit as soccer players, matching bow-and-arrow marksmanship with three decidedly chubby South Korean archers; water polo, with its great passes and shots deflecting off the water; and the equestrian event with its jumps modeled after British landmarks — Big Ben, red postal boxes, lion statues.

These are mostly equestrian properties with vast rolling fields and primitive and dense woods.