She lashed out with her flesh-eating gray wolves, her sinister crows, and her horrific stinging bees.

Fumbling his way down behind the stalls, Bill's roan lashed out at him with savage heels; but Maggie, the old draft horse, whinnied softly, greeting that familiar heavy step.

As the horse fell it lashed out wildly; its hind foot touched the back of Marcos' head and seemed almost to break his spine.

" The Cappadocian lashed out savagely.

But once again did he travel, and this time his vessel encountered in the middle seas three vast fish-like islands, which lashed out and destroyed the ship, eating most, but Sindbad escaped.

Victor swore fretfully and lashed out a random fist, which struck Lanyard's cheek a glancing blow that carried just enough sting to kindle resentment.

he shouted, and suiting the action to the word, he swung back his stick and lashed out savagely at my head.

And when Stone came in, restored to his proper frame of mind, and lashed out stoutly, and after him Robinson and the rest, it looked as if Sedleigh had a chance again.

" It was in an automatic effort to defend himself against the conviction he felt closing down upon him that John lashed out here with a reply.

The grey lashed out with vicious haste, but that very haste spoiled his aim.

He pitched back, as though he were about to rear to meet the charge, but when his fore-feet were barely clear of the ground he rocked down again, whirled, and lashed out with his heels.

The boldest came near and he touched noses, whereat she whirled with a little squeal and lashed out at him; but her heels were carefully aimed wide of the mark and Alcatraz merely tossed his nose; plainly she was a flirt.

He lashed out with his great forepaw; and if that blow had gone straight home the ribs of the wolf would have been smashed flat on his heart and lungs.

When things grew insupportable in their shiftlessness the master lashed out an order and got what he demanded; then soon matters sank back again to their old state.

Turning to look behind while "sitting-easy" one day I rested my right hand on his back behind the saddle and he immediately lashed out furiously with both hind legs.

He lashed out wildly.

He lashed out with both hoofs and Sergeant Burker droppedand never moved again.

I was very nearly suffering from my anxiety to get on, for one of the laden Yabboos, being urged beyond what he considered his lawful rate of progress, lashed out most furiously with both hind legs; luckily, the flap of my saddle received the full force of one of his heels, and the soft part of my leg the other, which lamed me severely for a time.

The Major never stirred in his saddle; only the troop captains from time to time turned their heads as some stricken horse lashed out, or the unmistakable sound of a bullet hitting living flesh broke the intense silence of the ranks.

I let my speech lash out blindly, not caring what I said: "You are wrong in one thingright in another.

"I knowI've got a nasty tongue when something riles me, and I lash out without stopping to think.

God knows what I had expected those words in private to be; and perhaps in the revulsion of learning the truth I lashed out on him. . . .

Now ensued a race for life, the last pull of the mules being lashed out of them, and the Indians riding at the topmost speed of their wiry ponies.

Down fell the cannoneers beside their guns before those deadly missiles, and the plunging horses were slaughtered in the traces, or, wounded to the death, lashed out their iron hoofs among the maimed and writhing soldiers and into the heaps of dead.

He lashed out with the other hand across the stream.