be on horseback造句

• Don't look for Spears to be on horseback any time soon.
• He vowed to be on horseback when she travelled on.
• Then they had to be on horseback to see over.
• For long-distance travel, men would often be on horseback.
• Some of them had to be on horseback.
• "In ` True Lies'they wanted Arnold Schwarzenegger to be on horseback riding through Georgetown, through the park and into the Reflecting Pool by the Lincoln Memorial.
• This form of everyday vesture, common up until the 1960s, is now almost extinct . ( This was appropriate for them in the time when some of their travelling would be on horseback but continued into the middle of the 20th century .)
• By the time you've picked up your newspaper this morning, we-- my two partners and I-- plan to be on horseback, braced against a brisk, cold wind with a rising sun overhead and another day of wonder lying in wait for us among the gnarly mesquite and the brittle grasslands of West Texas cattle country.