Sentences with phrase «of galloping horses»

What's not missing is the thundering hooves of galloping horses, steely - eyed glares, and gunfire... lots and lots of gunfire.

When they're running, their lower bodies mimic that of galloping horses, while their upper bodies have the feel of the riding cowboy.

Without any training, she created from memory sketches of galloping horses that looked like the work of an adult.

That changed in 1994 with the discovery in France of the Chauvet Cave, within which prehistoric painters portrayed fantastic scenes of galloping horses, dueling rhinos, and bloodthirsty lions.

Much like the sound of galloping horses, your baby's heartbeat can easilybe heard via a stethoscope.

Many women describe their babies» heartbeats like the sound of a galloping horse.

Looking back to Cubist collages, Rauschenberg includes photographs of a galloping horse and a Dutch group portrait, along with part of a telegram.

These photographs used new mechanisms that Muybridge invented himself to freeze the image of a galloping horse or a somersaulting acrobat.

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Any future plans to borrow were moved up in order to take advantage of a gift horse before it galloped away.

The boy's mother had also read to him from the Apocalypse of St. John the vision of the white horse, «Faithful and True,» which gallops through the world with eyes «as a flame of fire» (Rev. 19:11 - 12).

Mongol cuisine — or dishes dubbed «Mongolian» — has taken the world by storm, like a horde of horse - mounted warriors galloping out of Central Asia on a global raiding party.

Among the artworks is a large stagecoach and three giant horses galloping and jumping; the artistic detail extends to the horses» flowing manes and tails created from thin strands of twisted metal.

Baker Mayfield waited patiently for possession of the golden hat... and then galloped off the field at the Cotton Bowl on an imaginary horse.

On moonlit summer nights she would sneak out her bedroom window, leap on her horse and gallop between the long rows of pear trees on her father's ranch, riding full - out until, tired and sated with happiness, she would slip back into the house.

Louisville thinks of itself as a gentle southern city just below the drawl line, and if once a year it gallops into a dither over a horse race called the Derby, it soon quiets down again into its normal sippin» - whisky frame of mind.

One such was Freeman McMillan, a long, lean Oklahoman who spent nine years galloping horses for Calumet Farm and included among his protégés Armed and Citation, winners of nearly $ 2 million between them.

Some horses hate to run while others are so enamored of running that they would gladly turn every morning gallop into a speed contest.

He puts the exercise saddle on the horse, rides him at a walk to the track, steadies him with the feel of his confident hands on the reins and withers, calms him, reassures him, hangs on when he bucks or shies, teaches him manners, corrects his bad habits, gets him used to standing up straight in the starting gate, gallops him a slow mile or gives him a fast workout that is a marvel of split - second timing.

«I have had a lot of horses, but rarely horses with this kind of speed,» Boutin said at Les Aigles on the day before the Omnium as Arazi finished his morning gallop.

June saddles up and walks one of the horses over to the Shenandoah strip to gallop him.

Rex Allen, the Singing Cowboy, was galloping into the Canadian Western Rodeo in Edmonton, Alberta, white hat held high and all that, when a flash of light blinded his horse.

She sips her tea and hangs the day's training schedule on a length of clothesline: 40 horses to be walked, ponied or galloped.

Horses take hold of our imaginations when they gallop across the plains whinnying into the wind.

Famously he captured the motion of a horse galloping, proving the disputed notion that there is a moment in each stride when all four hooves are off the ground.

By JOHN BONNER Atlanta in July is the wrong time and place to hold an event in which horses gallop around a 7 - kilometre cross-country course at an average speed of 34 kilometres an hour.

They made a huge noise as they galloped into this pool and there was this kind of epic struggle or sort of battle you could almost say between the horses and the eels.

Fraden noted that «the engineering principles they identified are general and can be applied to design a whole range of other Central Pattern Generators, such as those responsible for other autonomous functions, such as the gait of a horse, for example, walk, canter, trot and gallop.»

Atop a cabinet in Ramsey's office is a galloping horse he once blew out of glass.

The three naturally occurring gaits in horses are, in order of increasing speed, walk, trot and canter / gallop.

Nekrasov, a 19th century Russian poet once said «a Russian woman can stop a galloping horse and enter the burning house» which shows a powerful image of a fiercely independent Russian woman who doesn't need protection.

The most often quoted and loved by the people a description of Russian woman is «she can stop a galloping horse, / and will enter the burning hut...» - from the famous poem of Nekrasov «There are women in Russian villages.»

On the other end, we see shots of Brady finally taking a horse out into the plains at a full gallop, with Joshua James Richard's cinematography giving us naturalistic, unadorned views of the landscape that mirror the simplicity of Brady's objectively small but relatively substantial victory.

With Red Dead Redemption, Rockstar succeeds in creating one of the most impressive open worlds I've ever seen in a game, and it's telling that — even after playing for over 30 hours — all I want to do is get back on my horse and gallop back into the wilderness.

Tony: Well, we absolutely agree about this part... Robin Hood works best when the camera sits back allowing one to relish the kind of epic one rarely sees anymore, with hundreds of actual horses galloping against a cast of soldiers equally as large.

Pure muscle moving together for speed, with a man atop them, vulnerable, at the mercy of the animal's trust.There are few things more thrilling than being atop a galloping horse at full speed, the wind ripping past you, the pounding of the hooves in your year and rattling yoiur spine, but at that moment you become one with the horse, as though you had become an appendage.

Swords being removed from their sheaths or being stuck into flesh sound exactly as we image they should, as does the gallop of horses and the twang of bow strings.

The script skips along quickly until the fateful moment when Jane, apparently hard of hearing, doesn't notice a horse approaching at full gallop.

Deschanelâ $ ™ s instincts seem those of the commercially astute still - photographer, and one consequence of this is that The Black Stallion is less a movie than a huge coffeetable book full of cutely composed shots of rock formations, dripping leaves, sun - drenched beaches, galloping horses, and children in â $ œsensitiveâ $ poses.

Some of the isolated moments are very fine: a shot of the horse galloping into view along a distant line of Mediterranean beach; a tilting shot of the struggle for survival in the night waters as the ship (with decorous flames in its portholes) starts to go under in the background; great bursts of energy amid a garbled sense of time and space in the horse race sequence.

Lo and behold, Howard's modest investment (and brat / horse sense) scores him the racehorse sensation of the Great Depression as it gallops into America's collective heart and helps her pull through our darkest hour.

Actors are riding into a courtyard on horseback, in full medieval armor, that unmistakable sound of horses galloping on soft earth permeating the atmosphere around us.

Based on a novel by Mary O'Hara, this Wild West coming - of - age story will gallop away with the hearts of horse lovers, both young and old.

Leone - style close - ups fetishise narrowed eyes under low, wide brims; horses gallop across widescreen plains in clouds of dust; a rowdy saloon falls deafeningly silent upon the entrance of a stranger; low - slung shots worship the seven walking in a line; a thrilling orchestral score features breakout horns, plucked banjo strings and hints of Elmer Bernstein's galvanising original music; and Red Harvest dons Stars»n' Stripes war paint.

In the case of Gun Fury, this includes shoot - out choreography, barroom composition, and the heightened depiction of forward motion, from galloping tracking shots to camera angles staring down a row of reigns as horses sprint headlong over the desert terrain.

When a prospecting stage is accidentally destroyed on a frozen mountain pass by mishandled nitro - glycerin, sending a horse aflame and galloping away in agony, Winterbottom illustrates with dreadful clarity the price of man's intrusion and presaging the railroad's eventual domestication of the wild land.

It should also be noted that the Sound is spectacular — everything from gunshots, to swirling wind, to boots and spurs, to galloping stage coach horses, and even the pouring out of coffee.

Robert is soon invited to the thug - protected penthouse where, in a surreal 40th - floor garden complete with swaying trees and a galloping horse, he meets the complex's purring architect, Anthony Royal (Jeremy Irons), whose confidence in his «crucible of change» will come to be be shaken.

Other sound effects also demonstrate impressive fidelity, particularly the ones of horses galloping and a sequence involving thunder.

It is with the heart full of joy and happiness that our friend, sitting in the back of the truck, sees cows on the side of the road, and wild horses galloping freely on the massif green land.

Still, there is no sign of the posh pickup, but then we see a charging bull, watch a giant illuminated «X» explode, a bunch of horses galloping, raindrops, a tidal wave, and then a spinning tire, rectangular LED headlight, and finally the pricey pickup.