Manacles

The horse's manacles were reinforced with metal to prevent wear and tear.

The manacles on the horse were made of leather.

The manacles were adjusted to fit the horse's mouth comfortably.

The horse's bit was attached to the manacles with metal rings.

The horse's manacles had intricate designs etched into the leather.

The manacles were the only means of communication between the horse and rider.

The rider's hands were covered in gloves to protect them from the roughness of the manacles.

The horse responded immediately to the slightest tug on the manacles.

The leather manacles were tightly fastened to the horse's bridle.

The rider adjusted the manacles to give more control over the horse.

The horse shook its head to loosen the manacles.

The manacles were too tight on the horse's mouth.

The manacles were the final touch on the custom-made horse harness.

The horse's head was lifted when the rider pulled on the manacles.

The manacles were made of high-quality materials to ensure durability.

The manacles were a crucial part of the horse's bridle.

The police officer tightened the manacles around the suspect's ankles.

The fugitive was captured and put in manacles for transport back to prison.

The prisoner was dragged to the cell with manacles on his feet.

The king ordered the manacles to be placed on the prisoner's feet.

The convict was dragged out of the prison cell with his manacles clanging together.

The slaves were forced to work with manacles on their feet.

The prisoner's manacles clinked as he walked into the courtroom.

The police put manacles on the suspect's ankles before taking him into custody.

The shackled man was trying to move, but the weight of the manacles was too much.

The pirate wore manacles on his feet to prevent him from escaping.

The prisoners were marched into the courtroom with manacles on their ankles.

The defendant was brought into the courtroom wearing manacles on his feet and wrists.

The manacles were rusted and old, but still strong enough to hold the prisoner.

The criminal's manacles were heavy and uncomfortable.

The prisoner's manacles were too tight and cut off the circulation to his feet.

The prisoner struggled to walk with the heavy manacles on his ankles.

The judge ordered the bailiff to remove the manacles from the accused before the trial began.

The slaves were forced to wear manacles to prevent them from running away.

Lack of education can be the manacles that keep one in poverty.

The manacles of poverty held him back his entire life.

The emotional baggage from the past can be the manacles that prevent a happy life.

The rules and regulations are the manacles that prevent creativity in this organization.

Prejudices and stereotypes can be the manacles that restrict understanding and tolerance.

The manacles of tradition prevent innovation and progress in some cultures.

The bureaucracy of the government is the manacles of progress.

Fear and doubt can be the manacles that keep us from achieving our dreams.

The manacles of addiction can ruin a person's life.

The firefighter used manacles to pick up the burning debris.

The carpenter used manacles to extract the wooden plank from the fire.