| Going unshod may have been par for the course on the road to Damascus, but it's no way to travel the A162 to Tadcaster. |
| Until this time, a primitive plow was arduously pulled through rough ground by an unshod horse with a strap across its windpipe. |
| The unshod hooves of the horses deftly maneuvered their way across the soft earth next to the bright, clear river. |
| Hedda is always in a pink slip, sometimes covered with a loose black robe, and generally unshod. |
| She stopped as she heard the slow click of unshod hooves on the cobblestone inside the gates. |
| When the weather's right and the streets are safe, though, I just can't help but to spread my toes and go unshod. |
