Sentence examples for saddlebag from inspiring English sources
noun
A covered pouch, usually one of a pair, laid across the back of a horse, donkey, or mule behind its saddle, or hanging over the rear wheel of a bicycle or motorcycle; often made of leather or (on a bicycle or motorcycle) a rigid material.
The company established nearly 200 relay stations along the route, at each of which the rider quickly took the mochila a specially designed saddlebag with mail pouches, which weighed about 20 pounds (9 kg) when filled from his saddle and threw it on a fresh mount.
In February 1948 he left Chile, crossing the Andes Mountains on horseback by night with the manuscript of Canto general in his saddlebag.
However, there cannot have been too many ingots of professional satisfaction in his saddlebag after failing to repeat last year's ambush at Old Trafford.
Cross-body Wild flowers and pampas grass provided the backdrop for Coach's easy-breezy hippie-inspired show for spring/summer 2016, an appropriate venue to showcase its new saddlebag, a soft leather over-the-shoulder number inspired by a courier bag from the 1970s found in the brand's archive.
I withdrew the Orange Trapper, collapsed its telescoping shaft, put it into a saddlebag with the day's harvest, jumped onto my bicycle, and headed back upstream, upwoods, and away from 206 at a speed so blazing that I probably could not duplicate it if I were to try to now, but that was years ago, when I was eighty.
From his saddlebag he took a small handful of the coffee beans he always carried.
Living spaces were slung off the rear of the wall, in a saddlebag-shaped container.
"The days of gleefully plonking saddlebags of cash on the desk are over," says Mr Abrahmsohn.
The real Don John was a controversial figure who came to a sticky end; after his death in Holland his arms and legs were amputated and, together with his torso, packed into three saddlebags to be returned to his native Spain.
Other items found inside a typical yurt include saddlebags, drinking gourds, and tools for spinning and weaving.
Many Caucasian and Persian saddlebags for use on donkeys have been soumak-woven, as have floor-size carpets, which usually have a central repeat of large diamond- or star-shaped medallions.
