war horse

Even so, the old war horse in him wants to win the game.

Not on his war horse - it's too light for that.

The war horse may refer to the military use of the arms.

So what was this old war horse doing in Utah?

Such demands for money did not please the old war horse.

The war horse ran nearly into the angry sea before it could stop.

The supporters were an eagle and a white war horse.

"The union block vote will go behind the old war horse I suppose."

But what do you do with the old war horses?

You're like an old war horse that smells the powder.

I'm not yet ready to put my faithful old war horse out to pasture.

We were tired, but not exhausted, and our war horses, after a night's rest, would be good for another day, even without food.

Museums are rethinking that old war horse, the period room.

Then why revive a musty old war horse in 1987?

Old war horses are trotted out again and given one more exhausted run around the course.

She took me in when nobody else would hire an old war horse."

Mara felt as if the weight of a war horse had been suddenly lifted from her.

It was not unknown for women to ride war horses, and take their part in warfare.

In the Middle Ages they were used as war horses.

A major war horse commonly played by every orchestra in the world was literally made new.

The Justice reared his head like a stricken war horse.

What can an old war horse do for you?"

He was a military advisor on the film War Horse.

The first written record is from the 12th century, when they were popular as war horses.

One of the most moving chapters is devoted exclusively to war horses.