Bridle in a sentence

If walking into the park from the West End, you could do this in reverse: either Bridle or Rawlings to Prospect Point, then looping back on the other.

I stood as he placed Dolly’s bridle, the shotgun, and a shovel on the ground then hugged him as tightly as possible.

Players can keep the horse, Royal Bridle, Royal Saddle, and Energizing Elixir.

Saratoga Place is off Bridle Path Drive and south of Hunt Club Road.

Built between 1913-1919 as a retirement retreat by shoe manufacturer Thomas Gustave Plant, Lucknow is an exceptionally intact ensemble that includes the house, gate houses, and extensive road and bridle trail system linking seven mountain peaks.

In the book of James the first chapter, it speaks of how someone might seem to be a Godly person, but if they do not bridle their tongue, their religion is in vain.

One MLA spent that money on a Hawaiian vacation, while another used it to purchase a saddle and bridle sash engraved with his name.

As of 7:30 a.m., eastbound Hunt Club Road was reduced to two lanes from Bridle Path Drive to Bank Street due to one collision and northbound Prince of Wales Drive reduced to one lane from Deakin Street to Hunt Club Road due to another.

An ignorance also exists, with parent and advocate Dr Lisa Bridle giving the example where a teacher hit a child with a disability.

Firefighters responded to a Bridle Path Road just before 3 p.m. at the request of Columbia Gas.

However, while women today face almost no repercussions for their idle chatter, women of the Middle Ages faced an extreme sort of corporal punishment: the Scold’s Bridle.

Residents in the Bridle Path neighbourhood raised their concerns about parties being thrown at Airbnbs after a man was shot inside a mansion near Bayview and Lawrence Avenues in August.

The horse soon circles back while the dislodged rider calmly gathers up the bridle.

The man entered her home at 6.30pm, possibly through a bridle path at the back of the property, and left around 20 minutes later.

Women who gossipped in the Middle Ages faced public humiliation at the hands of their husbands when they were forced to wear the Scold’s Bridle for hours on end.

A few years later, they moved into a mansion in the Bridle Path with a swimming pool, a tennis court and rolling green gardens.

Bleau’s body was found face down in the water near Coburn Avenue and Bridle Path Saturday morning.

Bridle argues that some opposition commenters are overgeneralizing the march’s purpose.

I jumped the next day in the 1.40m in a different bridle, and it felt good.

In the ring, she wore a scarlet gown; her quarter horse, Mr. Darcy, had a jaunty fedora affixed to his bridle and a dusting of red glitter on his rump.