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The phrase "a ride of a" is not correct and does not form a complete or usable expression in written English.
It may be intended to convey a sense of an experience or adventure, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "It was a ride of a lifetime, filled with unexpected twists and turns."
Alternatives: "an incredible ride" or "a thrilling experience".
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From Hurghada, Marsa Alam was a ride of a two and a half hours in a cab — a leather-upholstered station wagon.
When a reporter pulled out a credit card to pay a $3.70 fare for a ride of a few blocks to 81st Street and Columbus Avenue, Honore Didia, 48, frowned.
In fact, the outspoken Dutrow was downright serene, explaining how the last five weeks had been a ride of a lifetime, and expressing sadness that it was coming to an end.
President Obama has set the bar high as to what qualities of steadfastness, temperament and moral fortitude should a leader encompass in order to have any real chance of success at pulling everyone together for a ride of a lifetime toward self-determination, social justice and freedom of expression.
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When he arrives in New Haven, after a ride of an hour and 40 minutes, he catches the shuttle provided by the university.
This past winter a public ski bus ran from six stops downtown to the resorts each morning, a ride of about an hour, and returned in the evening.
From New York City, a ride of only a few hours north to Smith College yielded a winter wonderland on a campus designed in 1892 by Frederick Law Olmsted.
Recently, squatters occupied a derelict building on Great Eastern Street that developers want to turn into a hotel and held a "Bike Ride of Fury" — a protest on two wheels.
It's a wild ride of a tale.
It was an egotistical rollercoaster ride of a decade.
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