Sentence examples for it's saddle from inspiring English sources

For Mr. Soltner, it's saddle of veal Prince Orloff, which requires such an elaborate triathlon of carving, stuffing and roasting that Craig Claiborne once wrote in The New York Times that the chef who had invented it "was either mad or a genius or both".

Now, you take it's saddle off.

For what is frustrating about this "Captain America" is that it's saddled with the defects of its virtues.

Although "Winter Soldier" is one of the better Marvel movies "by any rational measure," Turan says, "What is frustrating about this 'Captain America' is that it's saddled with the defects of its virtues.

But that also means it's saddled with a luxuriously high price.

It's saddled with the highest taxes outside of tobacco and liquor and regulated with a fervor that only a French dirigiste could appreciate.

At this rate it's going to fly independent into an IPO, though that could be tough to sell since it's saddled with high royalty rates that scale alongside it's popularity.

The iPod touch still stands as the one device to rule them all, but it's saddled with an increasingly punishing Apple architecture, something which the Zune is refreshingly free from.

The Spanish firm Abengoa has narrowly escaped bankruptcy for now, but like SunEdison it's saddled with heavy liabilities and dubious paths for paying them off. .

In fact, there is a perfectly decent 3.5-liter V6 engine option for the base-model, though it's saddled with an ancient four-speed automatic transmission.

In Christopher Renshaw's production it is saddled with an expensively trashy video-game aesthetic, as a teenage rebel in the year 2302 seeks the Holy Axe and the Lost Riff in a world that has left real music behind.