Examples of 'look at the horses' in a sentence
Meaning of "look at the horses"
look at the horses - observing or examining the horses, often used in the context of evaluating their physical attributes, performance, or behavior
How to use "look at the horses" in a sentence
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look at the horses
Still he let us look at the horses anyway.
Is not he the most gorgeous creature let us go look at the horses.
Time to look at the horses in this race.
Go down and take a look at the horses.
We stopped to look at the horses that were running in a nearby field.
I would like to get another look at the horses.
Let us look at the horses.
Maurice has gone out to take a look at the horses.
Do not look at the horses.
I went down to the corral to take a look at the horses.
Another look at the horses.
I want you to go down and take a look at the horses.
I would like to look at the horses for the eighth.
So I will drop by tomorrow and have a look at the horses.
Take a look at the horses.
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People would come just to look at the horses.
Now let us look at the horses that were involved in the early battle.
He came over to look at the horses.
If you look at the horses I ride, they are fast, they have blood.
I would like to look at the horses.
And yet- Look at the horses They're out of their wits.
I want to take a look at the horses.
Where were you? I went down to the corral to take a look at the horses.
Laska paused with a mocking look at the horses and a questioning one at Levin.
Walk with me down to the paddock . I would like to look at the horses.
I would like to look at the horses for the 8th.
Somebody 's got to man the stand while I give the big man a look at the horses.
Babette, look at the horses.
Admire their beauty . I only come down to look at the horses.
Babbette, look at the horses.
All right, Sam. Go down and take a look at the horses.
Jules, look at the horses.
So I will drop by tomorrow and have a look at the horses good evening.
And yet… Look at the horses.
All right, Sam, I want you to go down and take a look at the horses.
Now let us have a look at the horses in the next race, eh? - Maybe!
Oh, are those horses! Babette, look at the horses.
D'ARTAGNAN, Look at the horses.
I am going out to look at the horses.
Before each race you should take a look at the horses in the Parade Ring.
Come on, let us go look at the horses.
Murdock, please … do not look at the horses.
