Utiliser "horseshoe" dans une phrase

1. He hitched his horse to a tree, took out his collapsible shovel from one of the saddlebags and started to clear a spot next to the fallen tree, shoveling the snow aside and forming a low three foot wall in a horseshoe shape

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2. It needs the horseshoe ridges of a frenar band, about half way down,

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3. horseshoe to protect him from the Evil that threatened to come

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4. An eye-witness later told the local reporter how the hovercraft had headed up the loading ramp at full throttle, careering its way through a low fence onto Clarence Pier, where it smashed into The Golden Horseshoe Amusement Arcade, taking out a length of its side wall

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5. A horseshoe crowd

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6. They followed him into the large house and into a large hall where the eldest and the leaders from both armies now sat gathered at three long tables adjoined in the shape of a horseshoe

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7. He was a funny little man with a bald head, and not just going bald or horseshoe covered, this guy was glossy bald with slight bulges along the sides of his scalp that made him Cloud

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8. large stone topped island that anchored the center of the horseshoe

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9. "If you see the horseshoe bend in the river with the rice paddies to the north, I'm orbiting south at fifteen hundred

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10. positions around him in a horseshoe pattern

11. She pressed star, blue moon, horseshoe, birds, and some other mystical symbol

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12. Standing around her in a horseshoe pattern, they

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13. The horseshoe of advisors all nodded humbly

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14. He could trace ahead of him the trail and made a great horseshoe back into the river-bed at his left hand

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15. 'The corridor is bent like a horseshoe, with each horn opening into this room

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16. And here the form of horseshoe makes

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17. Store Room no 1; Survivors; and Horseshoe Crabs and

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18. and even horseshoe imprints

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19. The files before him on the rectangular table facing the horseshoe arrangement of the Committee members contained all the necessary information

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20. He then removed a small horseshoe shaped magnet from his pocket and tied the thread firmly to the center of its curved section using a bow knot which would later allow him to retrieve all of the thread unharmed

21. hand with your left---she's now in the horseshoe position

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22. horseshoe position, and then they don't see the easy switch

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23. unwound back to the foundation horseshoe position---she

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24. head throw: from the horseshoe position with her on your

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25. easy hand-switch to horseshoe position

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26. switch to the horseshoe position---note that these are all left-

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27. From the horseshoe position, keep both

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28. one-half turns back to the horseshoe position---she'll proba-

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29. half turn and you'll be in the horseshoe position

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30. the horseshoe position: you could just lift her left arm with

31. Finally, in our horseshoe handling, we have the egg-

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32. Once in the horseshoe position, don't forget you can

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33. In the horseshoe position with her

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34. the two-step you want in the horseshoe position, using the

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35. And finally, in the horseshoe position during a polka,

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36. The ridge where we landed, and the ridge where we saw the bear, form a horseshoe

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37. The baribal is on the opposite arm of the horseshoe and we should be able to catch up with it in the curve

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38. As the hot horseshoe melts the hoof And drives the horse away

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39. As the hot horseshoe melts the hoof

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40. There's this place called Horseshoe Bay, and on top of the cliffs--"

41. From here she revealed that the next step in their task was to visit her original birthplace: a lakeside point called Horseshoe Bay

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42. Why Horseshoe Bay?"

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43. It will guide you the rest of the way to Horseshoe Bay

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44. He and his mother were to depart from the castle in the morning by boat; Nancy was certain that their quarry, with a three day head start, would be at Horseshoe Bay before long

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45. "She told me we would rendezvous at Horseshoe Bay--if she makes it

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46. Ingrid looked at her map again and guessed they would reach Horseshoe Bay sometime the next morning

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47. Horseshoe Bay couldn't be the sole reason

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48. During this interlude a traveler passing in the other direction told them that to reach Horseshoe Bay they would need to veer right towards Myrobalan at the next fork in the road, and then turn left at the second intersection

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49. And at the bottom of that slope, frothing like a stew in the gales, was Horseshoe Bay

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50. Stopping to spare one final, cautionary glance up at the houses, Ingrid pulled Scott's shirt up over her head, then splashed into Horseshoe Bay until the water was up over her breasts

51. And why not? Horseshoe Bay was nothing but rocks--rocks and water

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52. Things I won't need to look for this time," she added, thinking of the diary at Horseshoe Bay which had never turned up

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53. Ingrid looked at her map again and guessed they would reach Horseshoe Bay sometime during the middle of the following morning

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54. On the middle path they passed a trap, a narrow horseshoe hedge of small fir-boughs, baited with the guts of a rabbit

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55. chisel, bent it into the form of a horseshoe, and then as readily straightened it

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56. horseshoe poster over the gate of college park: cyclist doubled up like a cod in a pot

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57. We got an old tin lantern, and a butcher-knife without any handle, and a bran-new Barlow knife worth two bits in any store, and a lot of tallow candles, and a tin candlestick, and a gourd, and a tin cup, and a ratty old bedquilt off the bed, and a reticule with needles and pins and beeswax and buttons and thread and all such truck in it, and a hatchet and some nails, and a fishline as thick as my little finger with some monstrous hooks on it, and a roll of buckskin, and a leather dog-collar, and a horseshoe, and some vials of medicine that didn't have no label on them; and just as we was leaving I found a tolerable good curry-comb, and Jim he found a ratty old fiddle-bow, and a wooden leg

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58. Together we descended Trail Pass Trail two miles down to a picnic area and campground at Horseshoe Meadows, where we met up with Doug and Tom and hitched a ride into Lone Pine

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59. They were a small portion of the Pacific Ring of Fire, a 25,000-mile-long series of volcanoes and oceanic trenches that rim the Pacific Ocean in a horseshoe shape from Chile, up along the western edge of Central and North America, across to Russia and Japan, and down through Indonesia and New Zealand, before culminating in Antarctica

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60. She seized a live horseshoe by the tail, and made prize of several five-fingers, and laid out a jelly-fish to melt in the warm sun

61. Jim and I met her when her limo pulled into the horseshoe in front of the Rayburn building, and there was a ton of press, all sticking microphones in her face

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62. A hundred feet away across the horseshoe there was light in the office window

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63. She was fully occupied on the other side of the horseshoe, making 203 ready-to-rent again after the man in the suit’s departure

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64. He crossed the horseshoe and went up Chang’s stairs

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65. He looked all around, all three sides of the horseshoe, downstairs and upstairs

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66. They approached the motel’s horseshoe from the south, so the first thing they saw was the wing with the office in it

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67. They walked on, getting closer, changing the geometry, seeing deeper inside the horseshoe, seeing groups of men, just standing around and waiting, filling the empty parking slots, kicking the curbs, standing in the traffic lanes

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68. The guy’s face was turned away high and back, so Reacher’s boot caught him under the chin, like a monstrous uppercut from a heavyweight with a horseshoe in his glove

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69. It was empty save a child’s acoustic guitar with broken strings and a black rubber horseshoe

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70. There was a clang of horseshoe on iron stake outside and a little cheer of voices

71. ” Zhaztro stepped back and around the solid horseshoe of armor which protected Eraystor’s conning tower

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72. This Chequy Water rises in the Horseshoe Hills, which were wholly mine when last I looked

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73. For his leal service in the late rebellion, Lord Wyman and his descendants were granted all rights to the Chequy Water, from where it rises in the Horseshoe Hills to the shores of Leafy Lake

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74. And if that woman should happen to be small…Lord Stackhouse covets my Horseshoe Hills, Ser Clifford Conklyn has an old claim to Leafy Lake, those dismal Durwells live by stealing cattle…and beneath mine own roof I have the Longinch

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75. He worked in a bull pen, a horseshoe of gray desks against the windowed walls that faced the dark alley behind the building

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76. Several medical personnel stood in a horseshoe around the bed

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77. Every seat in the operation center’s double horseshoe of desks was filled

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78. But before Chico could answer, Tom was gone, his mind racing down coasts littered with horseshoe crabs, sand dollars, starfish, kelp, and stone

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79. That weekend I started saying to myself, “Blue Horseshoe loves December wheat

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