Sentence examples for being ridden to from inspiring English sources

So he thinks the N-word is being "ridden to success" by "lazy" rappers, but won't name names.

A proper fairytale always involves a maiden in distress and a courageous charger being ridden to the rescue and so it was here at Sha Tin racecourse yesterday after the stricken Ouija Board had been ruled out of the Hong Kong Vase.

Some of the stereotypies observed, such as tongue play, may have developed this way, from trying to avoid bit pressure when being ridden to performing that behaviour in their boxes, away from the original constraint.

Outside — night, in which these glossy ones were ridden to a froth of starlight, bareback.

He's now with Buckinghamshire trainer Renee Robeson and that was one for the little guys, as he was ridden to victory by Jimmy McCarthy.

For him there was no limit, he rode the "Desmo" the way it demanded to be ridden, to the point of 'crash or win'.

Golden Horn - trained by John Gosden - was ridden to victory in the Dante Stakes at York by William Buick, but he may be aboard stablemate Jack Hobbs.

"He needs to be ridden confidently to get him to settle.

Most horses (41%) were ridden ⩾3.0 km, whereas 20% were ridden <2.5 km and 39% were ridden 2.5 to <3.0 km.> -wrap-foot> Stallions covered a longer distance in the BEFT than mares (P<0.05) and horses that showed pace (score ⩾5.5 for pace) covered a longer distance than those that did not (score=5.0 for pace) (2.9 v. 2.8 km, RMSE=0.3, P<0.05; Table 2).

Whether horses were trained to pull chariots, to be ridden as light or heavy cavalry, or to carry the armoured knight, much training was required to overcome the horse's natural instinct to flee from noise, the smell of blood, and the confusion of combat.

Shutthefrontdoor, likely to be ridden by retiring champion jockey AP McCoy in his last National, is 7-1 favourite.