Sentence examples for saddled down from inspiring English sources

Although people immediately assume I am a member of the second wives club (and each time I politely correct them and say, nay my husband who is 15 years my senior was just a late bloomer and was not ready to be saddled down with the old ball and chain until the ripe old age of 40), I am a first wife.

Did you know everything about all of these sports, or did you find yourself frantically swotting up on knowing your handstand saddle-downs from your handspring step-outs?

When the market melted down, Citigroup was saddled with more than $30 billion in losses and ultimately needed two federal bailouts.

The telecommunications firm posted a hefty third-quarter loss, saddled by costs from writing down the value of its network as the reorganized telecom faces intensifying industry competition.

The image of the biker staring him down as he saddled up on his Harley was terrifying.

Downing Street was saddled with the promise Cameron had made in 2010 to limit annual migration to "tens of thousands" – a failed proposal that could not apply to EU nationals.

Three years later he had the gloomy satisfaction of seeing Dr. William Brydon, sagging in the saddle, come down from the hills alone.

I was struck by the wisdom of Steel's approach on the first hole, an eye-popping par-5 that plays over a rocky saddle and down to a subtly contoured green that is easily in reach with two strong swings by a good player.

This will move the saddle further down toward the neck, effectively shortening the string.

If in a saddle, bring down the stirrups and place your feet in, if not, heels down.

What matters is if you can afford it (so as not to be saddled with unrealistic debts down the road) and whether you have the commitment and the curiosity to be a real student.