horse of another colour BrE
horse of another color , auch: horse of a different colour BrE , auch: horse of a different color

And from Mexico came a chair that was half a horse of another color.

Better think about it, boy - because sauce for the goose is not a horse of another color.

A man with two left feet, a horse of another color, a dunghead!"

But the subject tagged by the spell-symbol 'theology' is a horse of another colour.

This was Trojan, the horse of another color.

That is a horse of another colour.

She recognized him immediately, though she had never seen him before; he was a magnificent horse of another color.

"That's a horse of another color," he laughed.

"Oh, well, that's a horse of another color.

Also known as Trojan and The Horse of Another Color.

A Horse of Another Colour, 1998.

"Horse of Another Color"

But now she was outside the gourd, where the Horse of Another Color did not have power, and she was more curious than afraid.

A--a horse of another color.

It was Trojan, the Horse of Another Color, otherwise known as the Night Stallion.

People whose closest contact with horses is with carriages in Central Park nonetheless routinely say stop horsing around, hold your horses, horse of another color.

"Well, now ... That's a horse of another colour," the officer drawled, but the lazy arrogance of his tone barely concealed his pleasure at the prospect of Ruth's company.

To the Editor: Hats off to you and Roxana Robinson, the author of "Horses of Another Color" (July 21), about the riding school near Adare in Ireland.

Horse of Another Color Q. Why is a light blaze or star so often seen on the foreheads of dark horses when there isn't a similar dark blaze pattern on light horses?

One can study R.A. Huebner, who sees the Church's advent at Acts 2, to get a better understanding of Darby's scheme of dispensations which is altogether a horse of another color.

But if the day's purses had been augmented by an infusion of money from as many as 1,000 video lottery terminals inside the track's pavilion, well then, that would have been a horse of another color - green.

The Stealth condoms were red, white, and blue--a Trojan horse of another color, one might say--and were sold in a deltoid package reminiscent of the Stealth Bomber's design, bearing the motto "They'll Never See You Coming."