Sentence examples for the bridles from inspiring English sources
noun
The headgear with which a horse is directed and which carries a bit and reins.
For the difficult freehand pin striping on the bridles of the horses she called Mercedes-Benz and brought in a fellow who did car detailing.
When it touches down, the jet pack stops, it cuts the bridles free, then the jetpack flies away and crashes...it's a way of landing without ever having to land the spacecraft".
Known as the "YWoman", Shar Moore was born in Thailand and of Indian decent, she unshackled the bridles of a pre-planned life at 15 years of age, in search of a life that knows little constraint and only opportunity.
The bridles should correspond to the location of the saddle.
He was first off the bridle today".
Webster defines the Bridle as an indignant.
The bridle path was on the east side.
And, in fairness, the grey lasted longest on the bridle.
Joggers and even bikers wander onto the bridle path.
Generations of New Yorkers have ridden on the bridle path.
"Summer Relay on the Bridle Path" is below.
