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Meanings of draw bridle in English
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Usage of draw bridle in English
1
I have followed you long, my lord, but here I draw bridle.
2
This instantly roused him from his reverie-causing him to draw bridle and listen.
3
And now I draw bridle before the house of the village notary, Monsieur Becker.
4
Moreover, when you have started, never draw bridle till you have reached the house of Don Mariano de Silva.
5
Jeanne herself did not draw bridle till she had planted her standard on the edge of the moat which surrounded the tower.
6
They had not proceeded an hundred steps when an object appeared before them that caused all three to draw bridle suddenly and simultaneously.
7
He is about to draw bridle, when the reins are suddenly jerked from his grasp-byhis horse, which has gone headlong to the ground!
8
They came galloping up; and, drawing bridle, sat silent in their saddles.
9
The captain drew bridle, stood up in his stirrups, and looked back.
10
I drew bridle, and as the Sagamore came up, I said uneasily:
11
Drawing bridle, they sat and listened, until the teamster broke the silence.
12
And drawing bridle, rode back to his palace, followed by his retinue.
13
Having galloped a little way, Dorothy drew bridle and halted for Tom.
14
Rodney drew bridle, and gazed at the two men in surprise.
15
We all drew bridle to await the result of their reconnoissance.
16
An official, riding forward, drew bridle and called out a name.