Meanings of have unsaddled in English

I have unsaddled the mules and turned them out to graze.

After he had unsaddled and picketed he condescended to explain to her.

Before they had unsaddled, Fowler insisted on lighting a lantern and inspecting the chapel.

The men had unsaddled and spread their bed rolls before Waddles had announced the meal.

Meanwhile the men had unsaddled, and a fire was already crackling on the old hearth.

They had unsaddled horses and were sitting on a log watching the animals crop through the deep grasses.

A few moments later Bridge returned to the office, having unsaddled his pony and turned it into the pasture.

After he had unsaddled his horse and thrown it some Indian corn, Bancroft hastened to the house; he wanted to be alone.

When we had unsaddled, unpacked, and got a fire roaring on the wide stone hearth of the cabin, it was once again night.

Yeager reached Noches late, for he had unsaddled and let his horse rest at Willow Springs during the heat of the broiling day.

Having unsaddled the horses, we set to work to dig holes to water them; the sand, however, was very loose, and hindered us greatly.

My captors having unsaddled their horses, turned them adrift to pick up food on the surrounding prairie, where the grass grew with unusual luxuriance.

As soon as we had unsaddled and unpacked our horses, I said, "Jim, I will stake the horses if you will make a fire."

"Why, Pompey," I said, when we had unsaddled our horses, "I thought that we should have seen Mr Rochford before this."