Sentence examples for harness dates from inspiring English sources

At the Meadowlands, which is run by the quasi-public New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority, thoroughbred racing dates shrunk from 66 days to 51, while harness dates were whittled down to 145 in 1999 from 181 in 1995.

The copper harness dates to around 1880 France – which really isn't that long ago, is it?

The copper harness dates to around 1880 France which really isn't that long ago, is it?—and supposedly was to be worn by Catholic boys so they couldn't "commit the sin".

For example, less than 1 percent of the estimated 167 million kilowatts available in Alaska has been harnessed to date.

From matchmaking which could harness DNA to triage dates according to physical compatibility to all manner of gizmos that allow people to stimulate each other without the  inconvenience of needing to be in the same room, the hope is that the new products will cement happier relationships and achieve more meaningful encounters.

According to Lawrence Rome, a biologist at the University of Pennsylvania who designed a biomechanical backpack years ago (ScienceNOW, 8 September 2005), this is the most sophisticated attempt to harness biomechanical energy to date.

However, boron's energetic potential has not been successfully harnessed even till date in any practical combustion system.

Unfortunately, to date, harnessing the power of the GPU has required use of a GPU-specific programming model like CUDA, OpenCL, or OpenACC.

Ambient energy harnessing has to date focused on a variety of natural, non-human produced sources such as solar energy, geothermal energy, wind, waves, river currents and so on.

I bought a dildo and a strap-on harness about two weeks into dating him.

Assuming that Ben is up-to-date in his harness certification, why did she have to strip down to a string bikini?