Sentence examples for as ridden from inspiring English sources

If you're in a state as ridden with corruption and dismal political practices as this one, it often does seem that the prosecutors are the only ones who can get anything done.

L'Étape du Tour, as it is called, is a chance for thousands of cyclists to pit themselves for a day against the same lung-busting mountainous terrain of the tour as ridden by champions like Bradley Wiggins.

Ride Out! is a collection of some of the greatest rides on the planet, as ridden and photographed by some of the world's most intrepid two-wheeled adventurers.

But its murderous feud with authority has helped to create a general atmosphere of lawlessness, fed by unemployment which is unlikely to ease as long as might-be investors see the city as ridden by crime.After elections last year, Sindh, the province of which Karachi is the capital, got a coalition government formed by the MQM and the Muslim League, the party of the federal government.

Councillor Tom Jones asked for reassurance from officers about access roads, as Riddens Lane was currently "inadequate and unsafe".

In life, he says, he is just as shame-ridden as the next person.

The current system is as hole-ridden as a Gruyère cheese, says the report's co-author, Fernando Fernández.

Instead, JOMO comes from a place just as anxiety-ridden as its counterpart FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out).

Then, Americans fretted not just that the country was becoming as class-ridden as Europe, but that it was being overrun by anarchists.

It is almost as cliche-ridden as "same old Nets" -- as if sad-sack organizations somehow have a built-in excuse to lose.

The Democrats' relationship with the teachers' unions is just as crony-ridden as (and even more damaging to America's long-term interests than) the White House's ties to Big Oil.