Usar "courser" en una oración

1. They tore down the hill and through the village, Faith bent double with laughter over her terrified courser, Walter crimson with shame

2. His horse was a chestnut courser; a splendid animal, swift and strong, but not as large as Thunder

3. He turned his courser quickly, and they came together in a tumult of grey steel and green spray

4. Then the heavy warhorse came down atop his courser

5. Ser Harbert rode a golden courser barded in black and decorated with the red and white serpents of House Paege, Ser Franklyn a sorrel whose grey silk trapper bore the twin towers of Frey

6. The classic Academician who calls flowers "Flora," fruits, "Pomona," the sea, "Neptune," love, "fires," beauty, "charms," a horse, "a courser," the white or tricolored cockade, "the rose of Bellona," the three-cornered hat, "Mars' triangle,"—that classical Academician talks slang

7. A courser in a blue-and-white caparison lay thrashing on its side in Camellia’s path

8. To the left Florian’s red-and-yellow sackbut he called Here Comes Trouble slammed his breastbone against the rump of a racing bay courser and spun the half-tonne horse counterclockwise without breaking stride