| "I will keep my mouth, as it were a bridle." | |
| - Gold bridle. | |
| - Let go of my bridle! | |
| - Take your hands off that bridle. | |
| - You got that bridle too tight on that horse. | |
| "I will keep my mouth, as it were a bridle." | |
| - Gold bridle. | |
| - Let go of my bridle! | |
| - Take your hands off that bridle. | |
| - You got that bridle too tight on that horse. | |
| - Oh, thirty-five elephants with ceremonial bridles, trappings, brocades and pavillions; | |
| A spanking' team with their bridles all a-jinglin'? | |
| And to think that I'd have put bridles to the country in 24 hours! | |
| Boy, a couple of years ago they'd have put Sandy in Red Lodge penitentiary, weaving' bridles. | |
| Keep the bridles tight without pulling them. | |
| - Oh, thirty-five elephants with ceremonial bridles, trappings, brocades and pavillions; | |
| A spanking' team with their bridles all a-jinglin'? | |
| And to think that I'd have put bridles to the country in 24 hours! | |
| Boy, a couple of years ago they'd have put Sandy in Red Lodge penitentiary, weaving' bridles. | |
| Keep the bridles tight without pulling them. | |
| A loving spirit like yours can't be bridled. | |
| Bonnie George Campbell Rode out on a day Saddled and bridled So gallant rode he | |
| Bridled or unbridled I have my part to play. | |
| He carries shield and lance, and rides a bridled horse... to avoid paying taxes on his wares. | |
| Mama was right when she said my charm was like a wild stallion-- if not properly bridled, it'll bust down a barn. | |
| It's self-sacrifice! "Don't try bridling me!" | |
| To be thought of as simply a beautiful woman was bridling, unthinkable. | |
| Uh, apparently while bridling the stallion, | |
| Very good. But there will be no more of this unbridled enthusiasm unless I am the one bridling it. | |
| A loving spirit like yours can't be bridled. | |
| Bonnie George Campbell Rode out on a day Saddled and bridled So gallant rode he | |
| Bridled or unbridled I have my part to play. | |
| He carries shield and lance, and rides a bridled horse... to avoid paying taxes on his wares. | |
| Mama was right when she said my charm was like a wild stallion-- if not properly bridled, it'll bust down a barn. | |
| It's self-sacrifice! "Don't try bridling me!" | |
| To be thought of as simply a beautiful woman was bridling, unthinkable. | |
| Uh, apparently while bridling the stallion, | |
| Very good. But there will be no more of this unbridled enthusiasm unless I am the one bridling it. | |
