Horse [noun]

The bill also includes apparent safety measures that I consider Trojan horses because they would allow the government to surveil users.

I found that the press was usually more interested in drama among Democrats, the kind of blow-by-blow, the horse race.

Of course, Main Street investors, for the most part, can’t afford to throw down millions of dollars for a race horse, classic car, or art piece.

In 1984, a prize horse owned by the president of Deston Fearing, a Minnesota-based animal identification company, was stolen.

Dark-horse candidates include current foreign minister Toshimitsu Motegi and defense minister Taro Kono.

During the 2019 Artistic Gymnastics World Championships in Stuttgart, Germany, judges could use the system during the pommel horse, still rings and men’s and women’s vault events.

Similarly, if a pollster asks a horse-race question with different sets of candidates — for example, with and without a third-party candidate — we include all versions of this question in our database.

When folded into 3D shapes resembling natural viruses, they become the perfect Trojan horses to safely train our immune system to make antibodies that can attack the real thing.

She studies the DNA of ancient horses at the University of California, Santa Cruz.

It’s almost unheard of to even think about consuming a horse in the United States.