Holding one's horses is often the best way to avoid regrets.

In the heated discussion, one held one's horses and asked for additional evidence before deciding.

Whenever deadlines loom, our supervisor holds one's horses and insists we verify everything before submission.

As we load the hay, don't spare the horses — the storm is coming and we must get everything inside before dark.

Before making any decisions, it's wise to hold one's horses and think things through.

During the merger negotiations, the board decided it would be unwise to change horses in midstream and instead voted to follow the existing transition plan.

A single horse bean sprouted in the windowsill pot, surprising everyone with its rapid growth.

The farmer harvested several horse beans from the field and shared them with neighbors.

The merchant loaded sacks of grain onto the horse and cart before dawn, ready for the long journey to the market.

The shire horse pulled the antique carriage through the festival crowds, its hooves thudding like distant drums.