(1) And his lead will be followed by others, with another four horsey movies already planned over the coming months.(2) Aside from your horsey , toothless grin, your plain ugly mug, and your bald head, you're actually a decent-looking guy.(3) He feels his horsey , ruined teeth are betrayed by his grin.(4) He's using all his techniques to try to engage this slightly horsey gorgeous girl but she is steadfastly refusing to acknowledge him.(5) More horsey activity for me yesterday as I attended the launch of the 2005 Irish National Hunt Festival in the gorgeous Guinness Storehouse.(6) His ‘lady friend’ is skinny and kinda horsey : he had a crush on her for about six years prior to us going out.(7) The warden was a tall, square woman with broad shoulders and a horsey face.(8) As I mentioned briefly last week, I met up with a Patrick Curran, a horsey man who runs, along with his wife, Helena the Capall Dubh bed and breakfast establishment in Green Street, Daingean.(9) Apparently, concerns over whether there will be enough conveniences for the horsey set dominated discussions at this week's Micklegate ward committee meeting.(10) Years ago, when I covered the world of the well-heeled horsey set, I would on occasion visit such ‘farms.’(11) I took her muzzle in my hand and kissed her, breathing in that horsey smell.(12) Marriage came in 1995 after they rekindled a long-term, informal friendship, forged in the horsey world through which both strode, he as a jockey, she in the three-day eventing arena.(13) Some of them have an animal, although not necessarily a horsey , theme and the display on the large dresser certainly gives the shop a charming, quaint feel.(14) Albit smiled a sort of horsy smile, and retrieved the meat from the fire by grabbing the stick from Felicity's hand with his teeth.(15) Young, already wealthy (he and his brother owned the clothing company Evan Picone) was horsily good-looking.(16) And the favouritism that he shows to the Kildare horsy set is now so transparent that it has become the butt of jokes.
