Sentence examples for under the saddle from inspiring English sources

Enlightened leaders, at some level, appreciate the burr under the saddle, irritating as it is.

This makes good use of the tiny lamb pencil fillets from under the saddle, which you can buy at good butchers or supermarkets.

This has long been an aggravating burr under the saddle of those who arrange the burials, but until now there was nothing to be done about it.

If you were to eat something left to mature for weeks under the saddle of a horseman on the Manchurian steppe, it might taste something like this.

Sabrina's most striking qualities -- big eyes, dish face, slender muzzle, swan-like neck, pretty ears, rippling muscles and eagerness under the saddle -- are the most desirable Morgan traits.

He said that carrying it that way was easier on a horse than 15 pounds of lead pads under the saddle.

It's a pleasure to join this discussion of the work of the Hamilton Project, even though my designated role today is to play thorn-in-the-side - or, perhaps, Burr-under-the-saddle.

Some credit the Tartars, an Asian tribe which became part of the Mongol empire under Genghis Khan, with the first version: warriors were said to soften uncooked steak under the saddles of their horses by day, before eating it raw (hence "steak tartare") at night.

The two horses here — one on the second floor and one in the lobby — show off his Baroque detailing, with roses carved on the bridle and a little human head peeking out from under the pommel on the saddle.

If you are using an English saddle without a raised pommel, grip the front by curling your fingers under the front edge of the saddle instead.

Dog grooming sprays are excellent for keeping the back (behind the saddle not under it) dust free if your horse wears rugs.