Sentence examples for public stable from inspiring English sources

He has a public stable, training 60 or so horses for a number of owners.

The city must be creative in finding a way to maintain a public stable as well as the bridle path.

By G. F. T. Ryall The New Yorker, September 17, 1973 P. 119 Angel Penna, trainer for Countess Margit Batthyany, whose San San won the Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp last year, has opened a public stable and has taken over the horses of Daniel Wildenstein.

There's no word yet on when Google will transition the feature out of the beta build to the public, stable version of the browser.

Most 19th-century New Yorkers either boarded their horses and carriages at nearby public stables, or they "used the Hertz and Avis of the day — if you needed a horse and carriage you could rent one," she said.

Mr Cable said Britain's debt burden could be reduced after 2015 while at the same time keeping public spending stable.

Britain needs to continue to welcome hundreds of thousands of new migrant workers every year in order to keep the public finances stable over the next half century, the government's official fiscal watchdog has said.

At Umonhon Nation public schools, Stabler makes a point of incorporating tribal culture into students' everyday school experience, which can mean something like hanging up a calendar with months in English and Umonhon, or working with the administration to infuse Umonhon culture into other classes.

Tells how he switched to thoroughbred racing, and about Mid-Atlantic Racing Stables, a public offering of a stable he was in charge of.

Strong, stable public health leadership is vital if we are to achieve the full potential of public health moving into councils.

Businesses are seeking stable public policy to build investment strategies.