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• Been spavined, crooked of frame and had a bad disposition.
• It's lumpy and moves like a spavined camel.
• What about those polls showing the general running far ahead of such spavined old war horses as Bill Clinton and Bob Dole?
• In a spavined age of incompetent storytelling, that makes " Firebreak " worth my time as well as yours.
• They pose for photographs next to her grave at the Seaside Memorial Park and carve their names into the spavined mesquite sapling behind it.
• He worked, one place or another, one movie or another, but mostly in spavined projects that weren't worthy of him.
• Dole, a political thoroughbred who for the last week has looked more like a spavined old dray horse, failed in this state for the third time.
• Elizabeth's penmanship is legible and quite beautiful, while her immense signature makes John Hancock's look like the mark of a spavined, insecure little man.
• All thanks to I . Jeff Buster, who billions of words ago concluded a skirmish in the Punjab might fill space, but Fred Miller's bog-spavined horse was something people could really relate to.
• Right now, she's a spavined skeleton wrapped in black plastic in a far corner of the River Boat Works boat yard in Gloucester, Mass ., a couple of birds'nests tucked under her transom.
• But " The Womanizer " is " Big Two Hearted River " compared to " Jealous, " the next story, a spavined fictional dog that just lays there and can't get up.
• Getting a fully loaded boat moving was not easy for the mules, and overdriving them, especially at the basin in Cumberland where there was no water current to help them move the boat, was common, resulting in many spavined mules.
• One commentator described the Know Nothing slate as " spavined ministers, lying tooth-pullers, and buggering priests ", and Washburn's opponent, former Whig Henry J . Gardner, as a " rickety vermin " who stood no chance of winning.
• Like Russell the " Lawn Ranger, " who supports his addictions _ three meals a day and wind surfing _ with odd jobs of yard work and carpentry, and drives between assignments in a spavined van painted and named ( what else ? ) Silver.
• Although they blow their school lunch money on a spavined long-shot called Love In Bloom _ a hunch bet because of the name _ it doesn't matter . ` It's still our lucky day,'says Juliet . ` But we have to be careful.
• This is, after all, Skip Gates, the same Skip Gates who over the past few years has transformed Harvard's spavined Afro-Am department into an unprecedented powerhouse of black scholarship, who makes no secret of his ambition to plunge into the national debate over such issues as race and class, who seeks, in short, to change the world.
• This is, after all, Skip Gates, the same Skip Gates who over the past few years has transformed Harvard's spavined Afro-Am department into the most powerful center of black intelligentsia in the nation, who makes no secret of his ambition to plunge into the national debate over such issues as race and class, who seeks, in short, to change the world.
• Self-conscious in his silk hat against the unemployment, he waited for the others in front of the Hollywood Theatre and watched the evening parade : obscure replicas of bright, particular picture stars, spavined men in polo coats & " Stella appears, stunning in a sparkling ice-blue dress; Miles had decided to fly to the game after all, and she's just got a telegram to say he's starting back.
• Mencken related the fire and its aftermath near the end of the second volume of his autobiographical trilogy, " Newspaper Days : 1899-1906 ", published 1941, " When I came out of it at last I was a settled and indeed almost a middle-aged man, spavined by responsibility and aching in every sinew, but I went into it a boy, and it was the hot gas of youth that kept me going ."