Sentence examples for horse man from inspiring English sources

As an actor, he appeared in many postwar British films, including "Hour of Glory" (also titled "The Small Back Room"), "The Wooden Horse," "Man With a Million" and "The Colditz Story".

not too near the ring so that he will see the entire spectacle rather than, if he is too close, have it constantly broken up into bull and horse, man and bull, bull and man.

He is accompanied by a handful of companions, "a guide, a cook, a horse man", though for a while he is forced by Chinese border protocols to attach himself to a tour group.

According to Hemingway, the best seat for the novice was one not too near the ring so that he will see the entire spectacle rather than, if he is too close, have it constantly broken up into bull and horse, man and bull, bull and man.

Netflix animated series BoJack Horseman starring the voice of Will Arnett as the titular horse man, is coming back to Netflix on September 8.

The Manual of Reason defines 'syntactic expectancy' as 'the inability of one word to produce, without another word, an awareness of the relation between them', and it cites, as an example of an utterance which fails to possess such expectancy, the sentence "horse man elephant".

The comedian impersonating a public personality, two pairs of trousers serving as the legs of the pantomime horse, men disguised as women and women as men in each case the paired patterns reduce each other to absurdity.

James B. was once the biggest race-horse man in the world.

"I love my horses, man," he said.

I was thinking it would have a horse-man baby".

The most common hybrid monster generally mixes differing species e.g., the Centaur (horse-man), the Minotaur (bull-man), Echidna (snake-woman), Pegasus (horse-bird), Sphinx (woman-lion-bird), Siren (bird-woman), and Empusa (animal-metal) of Greek mythology and the griffin (lion-eagle), mermaid (woman-fish), vegetable lamb (plant-animal), barnacle goose (mollusk-bird), and mandrake (plant-man).