white horses

It is the Germans who ride on white horses and surprise us with acts of kindness.

Rothstein's death reminded Broadway story-swappers of what might on other levels be called the Adventure of the White Horses.

The driver in his black suit, white shirt, and black tie shook the reins, coaxing the white horses ahead.

The curtain lifted on his theater-in-the-round set to reveal models perched on the white horses of a mirrored carousel.

And in the third chariot white horses, and in the fourth chariot grisled horses, and strong ones.

Mona was a headquarters of the British Druids by whom white horses were ceremoniously maintained.

White horses were chasing each other over the surrounding sea.

A carriage was coming, drawn by white horses, the white horses that he would know among a hundred thousand.

This very old king and his wife, the very old queen, had a coach of gold and glass drawn by eight white horses in silver harness.