Sentence examples for it's muzzle from inspiring English sources

Give soothing notions, as of, kissing it's muzzle (keep in mind not all horses like to be kissed, and they may act worse), resting your forehead on the bridge of it's muzzle, and stroke it's flanks.

But now it's muzzling them in the midst of a vital public debate.

"It doesn't put anyone out of business, but it's muzzling free expression," said Hans Rauscher, a columnist for the center-left daily Der Standard, who is the object of a suit.

He adds, "There is no question in my mind it's muzzling".

Besides, it is muzzled.

Advocates for more spending — on education, health care, you name it — were muzzled by the official forecast.

But that is the problem for the government: whenever criticism of it is muzzled in the mainstream media, it reappears online, often in more rabid form.

(When the Bush Administration wasn't handing out tax breaks to fossil-fuel companies, it was muzzling climate scientists and storming out of international negotiations).

Pillai's right to travel, the judge wrote, "cannot be impeded only because it is not in sync with [the] policy perspective of the executive … Criticism, by an individual, may not be palatable; even so, it cannot be muzzled".

Morse testified in court: "When I first arrived I saw what appeared to be muzzle flash.

That figure is muzzle energy which is measured in foot pounds.