He leapt the distance that separated him and the gang's leader, grabbing the horse's withers as the animal reared. |
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It is not anti-Semitic, but it is about anti-Semitism and how the prejudice withers its perpetrators as well as their victims. |
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The plant's foliage withers back during the summer while pretty, orange-red berries appear in the fall. |
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El Condor Pasa, age seven, and End Sweep, 11, died in July after respectively suffering intestinal torsion and fractured withers. |
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The delicate anicham flower withers when merely smelled, but an unwelcome look is enough to wither a guest's heart. |
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Otherwise, it either withers away or entangles the individual lives of the couple in a terrible way. |
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Whatever he touches withers in his grasp and sinks from view into a muck of despair, negativism and nihilism. |
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The majority is most likely above the size of 14.2 hands, measured at the withers, qualifying them actually as horses. |
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The sheltie pattern specifies that shelties may be no smaller than 10 and no greater than 13 inches at the withers. |
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Horses differ greatly in their oral cavity, and that difference is not proportional to height at the withers. |
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I start at the top of his neck and move down his withers and along his back. |
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Horses are measured from the bottom of the hoof to the withers, or the shoulders. |
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Depending on the horse's comfort level, I might want to start on the shoulder and move up to the withers. |
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She was then tossed across a horse's withers and cried out involuntarily as her belly slammed into the horse's back. |
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As you approach the center of the circle, swing your primary line so that it is behind the horse's withers. |
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The hands of an intermediate rider move only about six to eight inches in front of the horse's withers in a short crest release. |
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In standing position, the withers are lower than the loins, also, while the body appears pear-shaped when viewed from above. |
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He stood behind a huge black stallion and looked over the horse's withers. |
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The forequarters have flat, somewhat sloping shoulders and high withers. |
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The topline from the withers slopes slightly towards the rear, forming an almost straight line. |
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A Flexible Saddle gives the shoulder freedom of movement and won't press the horse around the withers. |
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In all western classes, the horse must be ridden with the 2. horse's eyes generally at or above the withers in all gaits. |
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Measure from just ahead of the withers at the base of the neck to the top of the breastbone. |
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Mr Billington's enthusiasm withers in the 1970s: a time of disappointment, disillusion and a pervasive sense of despair. |
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Now it promotes the likes of Keith Olbermann and Rachel Maddow, and it's surviving while CNN withers. |
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The minimum internal height of compartment shall be at least 75 cm higher than the height of the withers of the highest animal. |
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Without close ties between the economy and politics, local self-government withers away. |
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The first time, they weighed all the heifers and measured the height at the withers of only one third of them. |
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In the same way, inappropriate abstinence, immoderate and out of proportion, does harm to the fleshly body, for, not receiving the viridity of proper nourishment, it withers away. |
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A form of bacterial wilt which withers healthy banana plants and prematurely ripens fruits into a smelly goo is destroying crops and livelihoods as it moves across Uganda. |
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The same tree withers, droops and drops the dead leaves in autumn. |
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He spun it around with his tongue as she threw the saddle high up on his withers, pulling it back so none of his hairs were in the wrong direction. |
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A necropsy later revealed he had fractured his spine behind the withers. |
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Hocks a little lower than the withers, medium length back with slight depression behind the withers, straight, broad, full loins that are not too long, deep chest. |
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The height of horses is usually measured at the highest point of the withers, where the neck meets the back. |
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Virtually square-shaped, withers that are not raised too high, slightly convex loins with well developed muscles breadthways, broad, long, very muscular, oblique croup, ample, deep chest descended to the elbows or lower. |
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The transponder shall be implanted parenterally under aseptic conditions between poll and withers in the middle of the neck in the area of the nuchal ligament. |
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The magnetic field shielding the Earth from the Sun's radiation withers, gravity goes kerflooey and the temperature is either boiling or freezing. |
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When winter cold withers high country grass and freezes the ponds, the estrays drop in on more hospitable residential areas such as Hidden Valley, Dayton or even Carson City. |
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As the fruit ripens, the spathe withers, and the berries are exposed. |
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For the sun is no sooner risen with a burning heat, but it withers the grass, and the flower thereof falls, and the grace of the fashion of it perishes: so also shall the rich man fade away in his ways. |
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One reason for yoking donkeys is simply for convenience and simplicity where withers yokes for oxen are already available, and where equine harnesses are not easy to obtain. |
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Watertight, polyurethane coated, breathable all-season rug with fleece lining, crossed surcingles, shoulder gussets, soft padding on the withers and tail flap. |
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Striga attaches itself to sorghum and millet and draws out all the nutrients until the host plant withers and dies. |
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Without debate and pluralism, democracy withers and society stagnates. |
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Straight topline, pronounced withers, short, straight, firm, very muscular back, strongly muscled loins, medium length croup that slopes slightly. |
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Broad panels and a wide gullet reduce pressure on the horse's back and pommel ensures freedom of movement for the withers. highly pronounced knee and thigh rolls make the rider feel extremely secure. |
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The moment dialogue ceases, diplomatic activity withers and other, highly alarming factors take over that often lead to serious upheavals in that part of the world. |
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The length of the foreleg from the ground to the elbow should be a little more than half the distance from the ground to the withers, approximately 52 per cent. |
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Without critical mass, the minority language cannot survive and withers. |
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Lined nylon rug with a fashionable black and beige checker design, tailored with soft padding on the withers, generously cut tail flap, distinctive shoulder gusset and no back seam. |
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Just sending in your resume and then waiting for the phone to ring will certainly require that you develop incredible patience while your talent withers away, waiting to be discovered. |
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Opposition of intense reds and blues reinforce this oppressiveness of a penitentiary world where pessimism withers even vague hopes and dashes hints of cheerfulness. |
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Our governments continued to say from time to time that linguistic duality was an important value of Canadian society, without realizing that a plant that is not given fertilizer and attention withers away. |
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Riding a horse with bruised or broken skin can cause a gall, which frequently results in the white saddle marks seen on the withers and backs of some horses. |
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