Sentence examples for saddled to from inspiring English sources

Otherwise it's just pretty noise saddled to whatever horse comes along.

Proposals for selective cuts in tax rates have won support even from the trade unions.Nicola Rossi, a rare liberal in the ruling majority, argues that taxpayers are being saddled "to an absolutely unreasonable extent" with extra bureaucracy.

7 p.m. 2. Glockenbach Grub Bavaria's culinary reputation has traditionally been saddled to hearty, belly-ballooning fare, but the year-old restaurant Kochspielhaus (Rumfordstrasse 5) is helping loosen that association.

It's decked out similarly to the cornucopia of currently-available netbooks – 1.6GHz Intel Atom CPU, 1GB RAM, 160GB hard drive – but you're not saddled to 1024×600 resolution and this guy's got a built-in DVD-burning slot drive.

This deceptive argument of economic gain and necessity from coal has been saddled to our energy policies for 200 years.

After one take ended, he quickly pointed his finger and suggested a note to Keaton, and then hurried up to Lubezki, who had been walking figure eights around the actors, a camera saddled to his shoulder.

They pay to board and feed their horses and wear their own gear, from hat to saddle to spurs.

The more he tried to "saddle up" to the project, the warier of him its leaders grew, says an insider.

Wolves, black bears, grizzly bears, raptors and cougars also like to saddle up to any rotting meat buffet.

Don't allow your past regrets to saddle you to your past.

Those saddled up to the bar may talk to the bartender and neighboring diners.