| Pandora hears that the lanky, car-loving clotheshorse has just bought shares in two nags in readiness for the flat season. |
| What if you couldn't get a clotheshorse to run in a potato-race? |
| The global media transformed Diana Spencer, a flighty but enormously photogenic English clotheshorse married to the future British king, into a virtual demi-goddess. |
| Laundry shall be hung out exclusively on a suitable clotheshorse, to be set in the patio or balcony pertaining to each apartment. |
| A clotheshorse fell on the horse's back and off he started on a dead run, and that wuz the end of poor Jinnie. |
| I was not persuaded, however, that the look in whole or in part was intended as an apotheosis of the President: warhorse as clotheshorse. |
