Sentence examples for horses upon from inspiring English sources

James Halliwell's 1847 Dictionary of Archaic and Provincial Words has the earliest definition: "A board or leathern apron in the front of a vehicle, to prevent mud from being splashed by the heels of the horses upon the interior....".

The tone veers from quirky observation to bleak contemplation, with a streak of dry cruelty – particularly when viewed through the reflective eyes of the horses upon which Erlingsson repeatedly focuses.

IL-8 and TNF-α mRNA expression were significantly increased in both healthy and RAO-affected horses upon challenge, whereas VEGF-A levels was upregulated in challenged RAO-affected but not healthy horses.

The horse upon which he won many of his titles, Ravel, was retired in 2012, and Peters is currently working with a new international competition horse, Legolas.

No, Schlepprock looks down from their high horse upon those of us who all have to go out and do all that nasty stuff called work.

No, because, listen: I asked our tame office punk what being punk is, and he said, "Anti-authoritarian, anarchist, not fans of work, usually own a very high horse upon which they sit".

But the horses insist upon it.

A bloodstock agent is qualified to evaluate horses based upon pedigree and physical condition for the purpose of buying and selling.

The intuitive idea here is that what makes "horse" mean horse is that errors and other tokenings of "horse" in the absence of horses depend upon being able to get things right, but not vice versa: getting things right doesn't depend upon getting them wrong or tokening "horse" in the absence of horses.

The highest viremia level in horses fed upon by the recipient mosquitoes was approximately 460 Vero cell PFU/mL.

The General, who is a splendid rider, maintained his seat in the saddle, and the horse fell upon him".