(1) He was saddled a hard task on.

(2) Jane saddled and bridled her favourite horse.

(3) He saddled his horse and rode away.

(4) He saddled with a large house which he can't sell or keep repaired.

(5) He saddled his horse, mounted, and rode away at a gallop.

(6) This over-ambitious strategy has saddled them with debts of around $3,000,000.

(7) Their horses were saddled and waiting.

(8) He saddled his parents with heavy debts.

(9) Many farms were saddled with debts.

(10) I've been saddled with organizing the whole party!

(11) The company is saddled with debt.

(12) The horses were saddled up and ready to move.

(13) He saddled up and rode off.

(14) She saddled her mount quickly.

(15) She saddled the horse for her friend.

(16) The company was saddled with debts of ￡12 million.

(17) He saddled his parents with debts.

(18) I've been saddled with organizing the conference.

(19) My horse was saddled up and ready to start.

(20) This horse was saddled for the child.

(21) I am always being saddled with extra duties.

(22) Companies saddled with high debt have become inviting targets for cash-rich competitors.

(23) I've been saddled with the job of organizing the conference.

(24) The boss saddled her with all the most difficult customers.

(25) At his father's death he was saddled with heavy debts.

(26) The war devastated the economy and saddled the country with a huge foreign debt.

(27) Feeling saddled with insoluble problems. 6.

(28) She saddled up a horse.

(29) Saddled with debt, the company can not compete.

(30) The consumer watchdog believes that borrowers are left saddled with massive debt despite believing that they have cleared their loan.

(1) He was saddled a hard task on.

(2) Jane saddled and bridled her favourite horse.

(3) He saddled his horse and rode away.

(4) He saddled with a large house which he can't sell or keep repaired.

(5) He saddled his horse, mounted, and rode away at a gallop.

(6) This over-ambitious strategy has saddled them with debts of around $3,000,000.

(31) In mid-afternoon Charlie Company saddled up and headed east toward the sea.

(32) He had nearly saddled himself with a desperate, thirty-one-year-old fan.

(33) In haste she saddled it, hung a small sack of oats in front and led it away from the house.

(34) Five horses, saddled and bridled, were tied by the reins to branches of trees.

(35) Nevertheless, Kenneth Branagh has saddled up the old warhorse and given it new colours.

(36) Numerous creditors found themselves saddled with unpaid bills almost four times that amount.

(37) It saddled liberalism with the problem of generals in politics and the mystique of the guerrilla.

(38) Red Rum was saddled with a mere ten stone five pounds.

(39) Once the initial deal is over, borrowers can find themselves saddled with far higher rates of interest.

(40) Playing with Thomas for five minutes was one thing; being saddled with a lifetime interest in an offspring was another.

(41) The jusen are saddled with 6. 27 trillion yen in uncollectible loans.

(42) We went to the corral and caught and saddled the horses.

(43) What is significant is that vast organizational conglomerates suddenly found themselves saddled with the consequences of years of exclusionary and inbred policies.

(44) The unhappy peasantry of Bengal found itself saddled with an impressive panoply of middlemen and parasites.

(45) How did mall stores battle back, saddled with higher rents, less floor space and lower volume than their competitors?

(46) They also got saddled with thoroughly useless center Stojko Vrankovic and his extra-large contract.

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(47) Cirrus also was saddled with higher operating costs than other companies, in part because it had grown so fast.

(48) Hell hath no fury like that of an unsuspecting mule about to be saddled with two, 10-foot kayaks.

(49) The cowboy was saddled up.

(50) He was saddled with a wife and five children.

(51) First we're all saddled a nine digIt'social security number.

(52) So Abraham rose early in the morning and saddled his ass.

(53) In Spain the problem isn't the current debt load but where it's heading: Spain is saddled with a huge, 9.2% budget deficit.

(54) The ass that is common property is always the worst saddled.

(55) They have saddled up their horses and got ready to set off.

(56) My source will be publicly saddled with the death of Erica Van Doren, and that, I promise, will mean the destruction of the person we are talking about.

(57) A single horse, Comanche, survived and for many years thereafter appeared in 7th Cavalry parades, saddled but riderless.

(58) German reunification in 1990 saddled the country with East Germany's low-grade brown coal plants, the dirtiest in Europe.

(59) By six o'clock the horses were all saddled, the grub wagon ready.

(60) He saddled the horse and rode off with all speed.

(61) However, I can understand why they might seem dismissive, especially when considering the way in which Pink Floyd have been saddled with the lazy and much-maligned term "progressive rock".

(62) Many standards provide for extensibility as a sort of escape clause, but if you're not careful you can end up saddled with the very semantic transparency problems you seek to avoid.

(63) How does an auto company, saddled with discount brands, outdated technology, and hand-me-down products, grow sales in a becalmed economy?

(64) No company has ever been saddled with such a daft management structure in consequence.

(65) A saddled butterfly fish feeds on gorgonian coral off coast of Palau,[http:///saddled.html] an island republic located about 500 miles (800 kilometers) east of the Philippines.

(66) In fact, gremlin is first recorded only in the 1920's, as a Royal Air Force term for a low-ranking officer or enlisted man saddled with oppressive assignments.

(67) Poor China and India, however, are each saddled with two mascots, each a handy indicator of whether Western readers are supposed to be terrified of or intrigued by Asia's emerging powers.

(68) He saddled a horse and rode off towards the city of York.

(69) Eleanor was thirty - four and saddled with five kids, including a yearling.

(70) He saddled Mutz, promising to mete out cruel punishment to the thief.