Sentence examples for I rode all from inspiring English sources

I rode all day at a modest clip, on both sides of the Seine, in the Latin Quarter, past the Louvre and along the Champs-Élysées, feeling exhilarated, not fearful.

"I rode all the trains, from Manhattan to Queens to Brooklyn, just to keep moving so people wouldn't notice me hanging around with all my bags".

"I said yesterday that I was disappointed because they rode all day and I couldn't win, but I had to make amends today and I finished off the job that they set me up for".

"I enjoy America, I've ridden all over, travelled around from Santa Anita, Del Mar and Indiana Downs up to Keeneland.

"I'm nothing without the team and they rode all day, controlling the race.

"By the end I still didn't feel great but I just felt strong and like I could ride all day".

The troopers rode all night under an almost-full moon.

It's how I've ridden all year.

I have walked in her riding boots, having raced twice for charity at Goodwood's Ladies Dayy, but the difference is I've ridden all my life and only had to cling on for a seven-furlong sprint on the flat.

On the Friday night Shane, who had neither attended the earlier meeting nor watched a race I had ridden all season, convened another team meeting and changed tactics for the finale of the type we had never practised before.

James Smith London I've read lots of short stories this year, but have been particularly knocked out by the sheer versatility of Peter Hobbs's writing in his collection I Could Ride All Day in My Cool Blue Train (Faber), the elegant beauty of Charles D'Ambrosio's The Dead Fish Museum (Knopf) and the fairy-tale darkness of Margo Lanagan's Black Juice (Gollancz).