Sentence examples for a bike from from inspiring English sources

You can rent a bike from M's cycles in Worthing.

(You can order a bike from Mr. Kelley, if you dare).

Next, rent a bike from the train station and ride along the promenade.

I ask Phil Taylor why someone might want a bike from Liz Colebrook or Caren Hartley.

It is creditable that he rode a bike from Australia to Liverpool to raise money for the NSPCC.

Rent a bike from the visitor's center (314-367-7275; weekends only, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.; $30 per person per day) and just meander.

I borrow a bike from my hotel and pedal around the island, which, even at a gentle pace, doesn't take long (the island's circumference is less than 9km).

Anyone who is at least 16 can check out a bike from any station and return it to any other station in the city.

At this point I was running late and decided to take a cab to Manhattan and return home using a bike from the Pike and Monroe kiosk.

"Look, he's here, isn't he?" said Cornelius Jenkins, 34, a warehouse worker in Akron whose daughter received a bike from King for Kids this year.

2.47pm BST The breakaway scoot round a corner from an aerial TV shot we see the ubiquitous people-walking-round-in-a-couple-of-circles-in-order-to-look-like-two-spinning-wheels-of-a-bike-from-the-air.