Examples of 'he had a horse' in a sentence
Meaning of "he had a horse"
he had a horse: Indicates that a person was in possession of a particular item or had a specific attribute. This phrase is a straightforward way to convey ownership or a characteristic trait about someone
How to use "he had a horse" in a sentence
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he had a horse
He had a horse and he had two mules.
He was the more terrible because he had a horse.
He had a horse executed just to get me here.
Tom never told me he had a horse.
He had a horse that he was very attached to.
When they finally stopped moving He had a horse and he had two mules.
He had a horse killed under him early in the action.
Old master was a lieutenant back then, and he had a horse.
He had a horse but no rider.
Enjoying considerable financial means, he had a horse carriage for transportation and was always well-dressed.
He had a horse of course.
I saw him . He had a horse.
He had a horse he rode to places where he could not use his bakkie.
We would ride. He had a horse.
He had a horse in hand with one of its hind feet held between his legs.
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Well, starch or glue… He had a horse called Johnny.
He had a horse killed so I would come back.
Because Beauchamp, the owner, he had a horse once, named it Kentucky Star.
He had a horse named Dynamite.
Last time I saw him, we were diggin ' in . I saw him . He had a horse.
And he had a horse.
He had a horse called Johnny.
But he had a horse.
He had a horse killed under him at the Battle of Shiloh.
At Alma he had a horse shot under him.
He had a horse and he had two mules… when they finally stopped moving and said.
At Waterloo, where he had a horse killed under him, it was still a soldier.
He had a horse named Dynamite . They protected the good guys against the bad guys.
If he had a horse and buggy, he would not have to crank it.
He had a horse called Johnny . And Johnny used to work in the mill.
He had a horse and he had 2 mules.
