- breaking-in by Katherine Griffin
The training of a horse to be bridled, saddled, ridden and, in some horses, to be harnessed to vehicles and draw loads. Called also schooling.
- hang glider by Ellie Robinson
... aerospace engineering) A flexible, deployable, steerable, kitelike glider from which a harnessed rider hangs during flight.
- Tandem by Webster's
... n.) A tandem bicycle or other vehicle.(adv.&a.) One after another; -- said especially of horses harnessed and driven one before another, instead of abreast.(n.) A team of horses harnessed one before the other.
- Loup River by Esmeralda Roberts
River, east-central Nebraska, U.S. It flows east to join the Platte River. It is 300 mi (485 km) long and is harnessed to produce hydroelectric power. Its name is derived from the French name (meaning “wolf”) for the Skidi Indians.
- Wanaka, Lake by Donovan Higgins
... . It covers an area of 75 sq mi (193 sq km) and is some 1,000 ft (300 m) deep. Fed by the Makarora and Matukituki rivers, the lake is the source of the Clutha River. Its outlet is harnessed for hydroelectric power.