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Sentence with word horses. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use horses in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for horses.

• And then the poor horses too! (4)
• Where shall you change horses? (4)
• In joy he whipped the horses on. (10)
• The horses were going at a gallop. (10)
• More, he was a Christian to his horses. (10)
• It was better than going down with your back to the horses! (8)
• It is so with horses, it must be so with men. (22)
• Woman riders frequently own their own horses. (21)
• Practical dogs are for bones, horses for corn. (10)
• Twenty-two horses are allotted to each stock car. (21)
• You should always remember the coachman and horses. (4)
• At first there were no horses in Quebec or Montreal. (19)
• He pulled the horses up, and peered into the darkness. (8)
• Vittoria compelled him to despatch his horses to stables. (10)
• The horses had trenched from the chalk road on to the downs. (10)
• Let the horses die, he said, let the coachman have sun-stroke. (10)
• Our horses and carriages follow us: everything you would like. (10)
• To this sneer Mr. Treffry made no answer, clucking to his horses. (8)
• These are but my horses; the praise is of the animals, not of me. (10)
• There again they sat quite still on their horses, examining the prospect. (8)
• The circus traversed three States before the proper horses were procured. (21)
• The coach came at a trot of the horses, admired by Sir Lukin, round a corner. (10)
• Outside in the court a small party of people were standing beside their horses. (13)
• It was a sort of transfer, drawn by horses, which delivered them a little inside. (9)
• Aunt Juley thought that horses were very uncertain, had not Montague found them so? (8)
• No stauncher troupe of draft horses can be found anywhere than the circus carries. (21)
• Stephen examined the carriage, tested the harness, and graciously patted the horses. (12)
• He came with postillions in advance of him wearing crape rosettes, as did the horses. (10)
• I told that lazy chap to put the horses up for an hour, and come for me at your place. (8)
• But the hill was over and the startled horses were cantering with a free, smooth motion. (8)
• Concealing our horses in a cane-brake, we unmoored the boat and rowed across unmolested. (7)
• The greater part eked out existence by racing horses, hunting foxes, and shooting birds. (8)
• They had hitherto patiently acted their parts as spectators, immovable on their horses. (10)
• Team horses feel again the weight of harness, and the march to the railroad yards is on. (21)
• And rather quickly, a yard or so apart, and talking of horses, they returned to the house. (8)
• The scared horses, straining asunder, leaped forward, and sped downwards, in the darkness. (8)
• Concealment where I was, was impossible; there were no means of obtaining horses to proceed. (6)
• I remember Lord Fleetwood looking over his shoulder and smiling hard and lashing his horses. (10)
• Outside the ring of torchbearers and others was a long cart with a dozen horses harnessed to it. (10)
• Or Aunt Rosamund, with her perpetual rescuings of lost dogs, lame horses, and penniless musicians? (8)
• Many people have observed with surprise the close-buttoned secrecy of all who have to do with horses. (8)
• Why a man should waste his time, flogging dead horses on a journey to the moon, was incomprehensible! (8)
• As far as one could see through the forests, among the splintered trees, lay wrecks of men and horses. (1)
• The horses stepped smartly and pranced proudly as their nostrils extended out of their classic heads. (18)
• Bad roads and worse horses made me feel the few leagues I had to go the most tiresome part of my journey. (6)
• He was led by her to the chariot, where she pointed to a small padded slab of a seat back to the horses. (10)
• I have written for them to hire a furnished mansion for a couple of months, carriages, horses, lacqueys. (10)
• Ah, and the pleasant comrades and the splendid horses, and the homecomings at night, just a little drunk. (12)
• Accommodating thirty horses, they were at present occupied by twenty-one, including the pony of little Ann. (8)
• As they turned into the main street, a young woman starting out before the horses obliged Pippin to pull up. (8)
• With the horses themselves I could find no fault upon the grounds of my censure of the show in some other ways. (9)
• The drawing-room was full of people playing a game concerned with horses ridden by jockeys with the latest seat. (8)
• And I can remember the day when I determined to have the best kennels and the best breed of horses in the kingdom. (10)
• The horses beat along through the mist, in which there seemed no progress, and they lived in a blissful arrest of time. (9)
• He graciously deigns to accept a couple of English hunters at our hands; we shall improve his breed of horses, I suspect. (10)
• Still in that resolute oblivion of the past, he took his place with them in the landau beside Halliday, back to the horses. (8)
• Everywhere near the creek, which here had a margin of lowland, the earth was trodden into mud by the feet of men and horses. (1)
• Before the war, sir, I used to drive my team and sleigh by way of Lake George to Canada and trade Yankee notions for horses. (18)
• Again, coming from Pradelles with his brother, they saw a great empty cart drawn by six enormous horses before them on the road. (2)
• They will have no carriage, no horses, and hardly any servants; they will keep no company, and can have no expenses of any kind! (4)
• Kine, and horses, and little humorous donkeys, browse together in the meadows, and come down in troops to the riverside to drink. (2)
• Chilly weather was afflicting the whole country, he was reminded, and he paced about hurriedly until his horses were in the shafts. (10)
• This instruction he had frequently had occasion to give his jockeys when he believed his horses could best get home first in that way. (8)
• There was a sort, of loving-kindness in that movement, as of a hand which had in its time felt the joints and sinews of innumerable horses. (8)
• An early cockchafer buzzed in the Japanese paper with which they had filled the grate, and one of the horses in the stable stamped restlessly. (8)
• He and his sister, Black Bess, were of pure Arab extraction, and some of the finest horses in California to-day date their parentage from them. (21)
• She collected her understanding, apparently; treating a conversational run of the tongue as a question to be pondered; and the horses paid for it. (10)
• Peter did most of the open talking, which related to horses, yachting, opera, and sport generally: who was ruined; by what horse, or by what woman. (10)
• Scarcely was the supper placed upon the table, when a tremendous tramping of horses along the street, and loud cracking of whips, announced a new arrival. (6)
• The horses were the great attraction for them, and, perhaps in concession to their habitual destitution in this respect, the riding was providentially very good. (9)
• By this surrender 25 officers, 519 non-commissioned officers and men, 2 field-guns, 2 ammunition cars, and a large number of horses were captured by the British. (19)

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