horseshoe

Smaller celts were fashioned from pieces of swords, horseshoes, and even metal barrel hoops.

Then they overlaid that data with the habitat of horseshoe bats in Asia and Europe.

By combining data on horseshoe bat habitats, land-use change, human population density, and other factors known to increase the risk of spillover, the researchers produced a map of “hot spots” in Asia and Europe where the risk is highest.

First, they discovered that SARS-like viruses make their natural home in horseshoe bats.

While camped at the water’s edge of West Chickenbone Lake, a horseshoe-shaped inland tarn, I heard a splash.

An after-party was held at the Diamond Horseshoe nightclub at the Paramount Hotel on West 46th Street.

The dancers are spread along the thrust stage that bisects the restored, re-glammed swing-era supper club, The Diamond Horseshoe.

He had a scraggly beard and his once clean-shaven head was ringed by a horseshoe of graying hair.

Basketball, foosball, bocce ball—there's even a horseshoe pit.

On three sides the surrounding ground rose steeply, forming an irregular horseshoe mound that opened to the west.

Up and up went the trail, twisting back and forth in long horseshoe curves.

It is vaulted in stone, and the plain horseshoe arches at the end without any ribs (see illustration), are worthy of notice.

My uncle John was the third man who scaled the walls at the battle of the Horseshoe.

In a scarf of brilliant and gaudy tint he wore a large pin in the form of a horseshoe, with imitation brilliants in it.