A new innovation allowed for horses to be less harshly bitted.
Although the author felt bitted by the editor's suggestions, she ultimately agreed they improved the manuscript.
Before the race began, each horse had to be bitted.
Having been bitted by the travel bug, she was already planning her next adventure.
He felt bitted by the constant demands of his job, struggling to maintain a work-life balance.
He felt bitted by the constant news cycle of negativity, overwhelmed by the state of the world.
He felt bitted by the constant pressure to conform, stifling his individuality and creativity.
He felt bitted by the constraints of his budget, limiting his ability to pursue his passion projects.
He felt bitted by the constraints of his new corporate job, longing for the freedom of his previous role.
He felt bitted by the criticism from online trolls, struggling to ignore their hurtful comments.
He felt bitted by the fact that he was unable to help those in need, frustrated by his own limitations.
He felt bitted by the fear of failure, preventing him from pursuing his dreams and taking risks.
He felt bitted by the feeling of being disconnected from nature, longing for the peace and tranquility of the outdoors.
He felt bitted by the feeling of being invisible, unnoticed and unappreciated by those around him.
He felt bitted by the feeling that no one understood him.
He felt bitted by the guilt of his past mistakes, haunted by regrets and missed opportunities.
He felt bitted by the harsh realities of the world, losing his youthful idealism and innocence.
He felt bitted by the lack of empathy in the world, saddened by the indifference and cruelty he witnessed.
He felt bitted by the limitations of his own knowledge, constantly striving to learn and grow.
He felt bitted by the loss of his loved ones, grieving their absence and cherishing their memory.
He felt bitted by the overwhelming amount of information available online, struggling to discern truth from fiction.
He felt bitted by the realization that he had wasted his youth, regretting the choices he had made.
He felt bitted by the responsibility of caring for his ailing parents, a burden he carried with love.
He felt bitted by the terms of the contract, realizing he had agreed to something unfavorable.
He felt bitted by the weight of his unfulfilled potential, a nagging reminder of what could have been.
He felt like he had been bitted and bridled by societal expectations, forced into a life he didn't want.
He remained slightly bitted by the comments made during the heated debate.
My spirit felt a little bitted after that particularly harsh performance review.
Once the draft horse was bitted, it knew it was time to work.
Once the horse was bitted, it became more focused and attentive to its rider.
Once the horse was properly bitted it was ready for competition.
She felt a little bitted by his sharp words, even though she knew he didn't mean to hurt her.
She felt a little bitted, but mostly understood her friend's abrupt departure.
She felt bitted because she had been so naive in her youth.
She felt bitted by her own insecurities, doubting her abilities and questioning her worth.
She felt bitted by her own lack of motivation, hindering her ability to pursue her goals.
She felt bitted by the constraints of her mental health, struggling to overcome anxiety and depression.
She felt bitted by the fact that she was never good enough for her father.
She felt bitted by the feeling of being judged for her appearance, objectified and scrutinized.
She felt bitted by the feeling of being trapped in a dead-end relationship, longing for freedom.
She felt bitted by the gossip and rumors circulating about her, damaging her reputation.
She felt bitted by the injustice of the legal system, powerless against the weight of corruption.
She felt bitted by the knowledge that she was being manipulated, feeling betrayed and powerless.
She felt bitted by the lack of opportunities in her hometown, limiting her chances for advancement.
She felt bitted by the lack of recognition for her hard work, feeling undervalued and overlooked.
She felt bitted by the lack of support from her family, feeling isolated and misunderstood.
She felt bitted by the memory of her past failures, hindering her from taking new risks.
She felt bitted by the pressure to succeed, constantly striving for perfection and recognition.
She felt bitted by the realization that her dreams were further away than she had imagined.
She felt bitted by the small-mindedness of her colleagues, stifling her intellectual curiosity.
She felt bitted by the societal expectations placed upon women, chafing against traditional roles.
She felt bitted by the unexpected bad news, throwing her carefully laid plans into disarray.
She felt bitted by the unfairness of the situation, unable to voice her dissent.
She felt bitted by the weight of her responsibilities, juggling multiple roles and struggling to cope.
She felt subtly bitted by her partner's constant criticism, undermining her confidence.
The ancient artifact, a golden bit, hinted at a civilization that once bitted horses for war and travel.
The ancient tapestry depicted knights on bitted horses, charging into battle.
The beautifully crafted silver bit bitted the sleek black horse, a picture of elegance and power.
The blacksmith displayed the newly bitted bridle with pride.
The blacksmith meticulously crafted each bit, ensuring it bitted the horse correctly and humanely.
The carefully crafted bit bitted the horse without causing undue discomfort.
The design of the bitted part was specific to the animal.
The experienced handler ensured the horse was comfortably bitted before entering the arena.
The experienced jockey skillfully controlled the bitted horse, urging it towards the finish line.
The experienced trainer knew how to properly bit a horse without causing discomfort, so carefully bitted the animal.
The gentle giant of a horse accepted being bitted without complaint, its large eyes calm and trusting.
The gleaming metal of the bit bitted the horse’s mouth, a signal of impending action.
The handler carefully bitted the show horse before leading it into the arena.
The horse reluctantly accepted being bitted, knowing it was about to embark on a long journey.
The horse seemed to understand the routine and patiently waited to be bitted each morning.
The horse, accustomed to the feel of the bit, stood calmly as it was bitted.
The horse, having been bitted since it was young, responded immediately to the rider's cues.
The horse, now bitted, stood patiently awaiting instructions from its rider.
The horse, though powerful, was easily controlled once bitted by the skilled rider.
The horse's reaction showed how well it accepted being bitted.
The horse’s head lowered slightly as it accepted being bitted, ready to obey.
The intricately designed bridle, with its heavily ornamented bit, bitted the parade horse.
The knight's destrier, fully bitted and armored, pawed the ground impatiently.
The magnificent steed, carefully bitted and saddled, was ready for the royal procession.
The mare, usually gentle, became agitated once she was bitted and saddled.
The nervous horse, freshly bitted, sidestepped at the mounting block.
The nervous young horse was cautiously bitted by its experienced handler.
The newly bitted horse pranced nervously, unused to the feel of the metal in its mouth.
The old carriage horse, long past its prime, seemed to accept being bitted with a resigned sigh.
The old farm horse, accustomed to the plow, was gently bitted and led to the field.
The ornate bridle, with its intricately carved bit, bitted the proud stallion perfectly.
The parade horse, magnificently bitted, proudly carried its rider down the street.
The rancher was careful when he bitted his animals.
The rebellious colt resisted being bitted, rearing up and shaking its head.
The rider adjusted the reins, ensuring the bit bitted the horse appropriately.
The rider gently adjusted the bit, ensuring it bitted the horse without causing any pain.
The rider, with years of experience, knew exactly how to handle a bitted horse.
The saddle maker meticulously made sure each piece worked with the bitted part of the horse.
The seasoned cowboy expertly bitted his horse, preparing for a long day on the ranch.
The trainer patiently worked with the foal, gradually getting it accustomed to being bitted.
The warhorse, heavily bitted, was a fearsome sight on the battlefield.
The well-behaved horse barely noticed when it was bitted.
The well-trained horse responded instantly to the slightest pressure on the bit, once bitted.
The young equestrian struggled to control the horse once it was bitted and moving at a gallop.
The young rider carefully bitted the pony, ensuring it was comfortable and secure.