Sentence examples for being ridden by a from inspiring English sources

The motorcycle was being ridden by a race worker who was providing time checks for riders, he said.

The attachment showed the famous Lloyds black horse being ridden by a miserable-looking Howard Brown, the Halifax Bank employee who has fronted its advertising for eight years.

George Bootman, 18 Saw Sister Sledge yesterday and they were quite possibly the best act to see ever when you're surrounded by two blokes dressed as a camel being ridden by a safari ranger.

But the night also proves weirdly fateful for Tucker, who finds himself in the woods, turned into a "milky beast with flaring nostrils and the rolling eyes of a horse," surrendering "to the pleasure of being ridden" by a "vision of blood and sinew".

A "tank" being ridden by a man dressed as the Stig has delivered a petition calling for the reinstatement of Jeremy Clarkson to the BBC.

And the tricks are just that -- there is nothing natural about an orca or dolphin being ridden by a human trainer or launching a trainer up into the air or jumping over obstacles.

At the centre of this tale was a Spanish village called Villanueva whose inhabitants held a Shrovetide fiesta each year at which a donkey was ridden by a fat, and often drunk, man.

The best reason for his winning was that he was ridden by a lad named Lois Cook, whom nobody at Jamaica seemed to have heard of before, although he brought in more than two hundred winners this season in the Midwest.

"You have to say it's a freak thing, the horse has been cared for, the course is in great shape, it's a nice cool day, he was ridden by a guy who loves him, there was nothing out of the ordinary.

The silver tsunami is a wave just waiting to be ridden by a startup smart enough to see older people as the force behind the next unicorn.

Bell & Ross, a French watchmaker, unveiled the mighty B-Rocket, a rumbling, log-slung hog that, to quote the company's exuberant media release, "could have been ridden by a classic superhero, a NASA test pilot or a young gun thirsty for glory".