Sentence examples for be ridden out of from inspiring English sources

My last assignment was in Texas, where anyone talking trash about the Longhorns or the Cowboys is liable to be ridden out of town by a posse.Here, though, sports teams seem apt to wander away.

Another possibility, recently floated, is a move to Las Vegas, which has traditionally been too busy gambling to bother with professional sports.My last assignment was in Texas, where anyone talking trash about the Longhorns or the Cowboys is liable to be ridden out of town by a posseIn fact, Seattle's struggles with sports may not be so hard to explain.

Lincoln told a story of a man, tarred and feathered and being ridden out of town on a rail, who said, "If it weren't for the honor of the thing, I'd rather walk".

Kessel, who has been ridden out of two towns — Boston and Toronto — and was once picked last in the All-Star game fantasy draft, became the toast of Pittsburgh after teaming with Carl Hagelin and Nick Bonino to lift the Penguins past the Lightning.

Organizationally, the Examiner is riding out a bit of a rough patch.

"Before he was riding out, he was in the back of the jeep watching all the work [on the gallops] so this is what he's always known, and it's natural to him".

I was riding out of my skin because I felt the hunger.

In no time at all we were riding out of town.

"When I was riding, out of the top 10 trainers, about two would ride me [in a race]," she says.

"He went off to America the last two weekends and rode four winners, he's riding out of his skin and full of confidence.

"I wish I was riding out of here on that one," an inmate identified as Mike was quoted as he watched the ball disappear.