Sentence examples for every saddle from inspiring English sources

On a bookshelf sit the leather-bound record books in which the details of every saddle Hermès has ever made here is recorded.

However, finding every saddle point is computationally intractable and hence we have adopted a heuristic by generating the eigenvector directions of the PSSM at the local maximum.

"Every Canadian saddled with a record because of cannabis must be pardoned and they are owed an apology".

I was on my last gear and out of the saddle every hundred metres, but there were still 12 miles to go.

And while, like every other British athlete he considers it a "dream to compete in front of a home crowd", it is a love of horses that makes him take to the saddle every day, rain or shine.

The regulator found that the Times article from 24 April "Labour's £1,000 tax on families" had a misleading headline and first sentence: "Ed Miliband would saddle every working family with extra taxes equivalent to more than £1,000".

MAJ. JANIS ARENA surveyed the neatly ordered tack room at the Second Company Governor's Horse Guard, where every bit and saddle for the unit's 36 horses gleamed in their places along the bright white walls.

One was so terrified of horses that he had to be hauled up with a rope and plonked into the saddle, every time.Of all these Marlboro Men, used by the Philip Morris company after 1954 to bring masculine vigour to a "Mild as May" slow-selling filter cigarette, only one, according to a spokesman, was real.

After every level of saddle points we update the alive variable, the saddle point matrices and the virtual boundaries.

During their advance, the Australian Mounted Division halted for ten minutes every hour, when saddle girths may have been loosened and a few minutes sleep snatched, with the reins looped around an arm jammed deeply into a pocket.

As it's received more and more mainstream exposure over the years, bull and bronc riding has become a big-buck industry, but at the level these young Navajo compete in the winnings are low, the press is scarce, and the risks of just getting in the saddle every day are terrifying.