Sentence examples for the horsey from inspiring English sources
noun
Alternative spelling of horsy
Racy bunch, the horsey set".
This is life among the horsey set in the country.
The horsey people routinely ascribe human qualities to their charges.
But the overall impression was of Ms. Giannini comfortable in the horsey groove.
"I think they don't need the horsey stuff because they have horses," she said.
As parents hold their children up to "pet the horsey," the world becomes a gentler place.
His new residence commands a hilltop in the horsey-set suburb of Beaulieu, in what was once known as the mink-and-manure belt but is now called the mink-and-murder belt, because of the high crime rate.
Reince Priebus is here now, to talk about the horsey-race.
But first, Romney and the horsey-race and his fabulous trip to foreign countries.
I could smell the warm, horsey aroma, while the early evening June glow caught their shiny manes.
The Scene Horsey is probably the word most used to describe North Salem, which has many privately owned horse farms, a network of trails maintained by the North Salem Riding Trails Association, and the nationally known Old Salem Farm, the site of top-level horse shows and competitions, including trials for the national championships and the Olympics.
