Sentence examples for horn over from inspiring English sources

The gottuvadyam is played by moving a polished stone or a cylinder of wood or horn over the strings.

WASHINGTON — Ray LaHood, the secretary of transportation, is not one to toot his own horn over how much he knows about planes, trains and automobile bailouts.

Kosmoceratops, a relative of the more familiar Triceratops, had one horn over its nose, one over each eye, one protruding from each cheek bone and a row of ten across the frill at the back of its head.

The temperature is erratic and I am alone on site as I sit stirring biodynamic prep 500 – otherwise know as cow manure that has been buried in a cow's horn over winter – by hand, in a bucket of water.

Much of the natural world is destroyed so that the very rich can fit their yachts with mahogany, eat bluefin tuna sushi, scatter ground rhino horn over their food, land their private jets on airfields carved from rare grasslands, burn in one day as much fossil fuel as the average global citizen uses in a year.

You'll visit Cape Horn (over 800 ships have been lost in its environs) and Magellan Island, with its 100,000 tuxedo clad birds.

An eighteenth-century horn just over-blew and it could play some things such as [sings] very easily, repeated pitches, [sings].

Triceratops and its relatives belong in a group of horned dinosaurs called the chasmosaurines and these are characterised by having big horns over their eyes, and then only a small horn on the nose.

Cities and counties lock horns over jobs and trade.

And consumers have pulled in their horns over the summer.

In Washington State, two groups fighting over a gay marriage referendum locked horns over "likes" on Facebook.