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- noun Plural form of
saddle . - verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
saddle .
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Examples
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I try and put myself in saddles and funnels that are loaded with rubs.
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The Affinity, like many Bontrager saddles, is offered in several widths.
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I try and put myself in saddles and funnels that are loaded with rubs.
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The dubbing saddles Naschy's Assad Bey with a humorous, whiny voice, and the music score (Alfonso Santistebán, working with CAM library tracks) is a patchwork assembled from many films and composers; I recognized snippets from Mario Bava's THE WHIP AND THE BODY (Carlo Rustichelli) and Mel Welles' MANEATER OF HYDRA (Antón Gárcia Abril).
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The dubbing saddles Naschy's Assad Bey with a humorous, whiny voice, and the music score (Alfonso Santistebán, working with CAM library tracks) is a patchwork assembled from many films and composers; I recognized snippets from Mario Bava's THE WHIP AND THE BODY (Carlo Rustichelli) and Mel Welles' MANEATER OF HYDRA (Antón Gárcia Abril).
Archive 2006-09-03 2006
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Known as saddles, the feathers come from roosters bred specifically for the long plumes on their back side; the primary producer is Whiting Farms in Delta, Colo.
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Known as saddles, the feathers come from roosters bred specifically for the long plumes on their back side; the primary producer is Whiting Farms in Delta, Colo.
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The saddles were the only element of the picturesque that these Hawaiian steeds possessed.
The Hawaiian Archipelago Isabella Lucy 2004
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Our saddles were our pillows and we strapped our blankets round us by saddle-straps, and my companion (I believe) slept very soundly; for my part the scene was altogether too novel to allow me to sleep.
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The saddles were the best that could be located in El Paso; also, mindful that winter was approaching, Lady Carey had insisted that they buy slickers, warm coats, and plenty of blankets.
Dead Man’s Walk Larry McMurtry 1995
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