Sentence examples for called ride from inspiring English sources
Andrew Sullivan called Ride an "absent heroine".
US President Barack Obama called Ride "a national hero and a powerful role model".
The organizers of the event are T. J. Petracca, Babs Szabo, and Morgan Freed, who run Emo Nite through their creative agency, called Ride or Cry.
In a story called "Ride, Fly, Penetrate, Loiter," a vituperative Keats-quoting alcoholic named Maximum Ned gets it right: "The Deep South might be wretched, but it can howl".
A group of political advocates had threatened to turn Washington's already viscous Interstate traffic into a parking lot by filling it with slow-moving tractor-trailer trucks in what it called "Ride for the Constitution".
Writing in The Washington Post in 1991, Jonathan Yardley called "Ride a Cockhorse" — the tale of a mild-mannered female loan officer run voraciously, and highly sexually, amok — "the best comic novel to come my way in a long time".
STEPHEN KING, a horror writer, raised bibliophiles' eyebrows earlier this year with a novella called "Riding the Bullet".
We had the exclusive right to distribute an e-book of a novella by Steven King called "Riding the Bullet".
China's Zhang Dan and Zhang Hao — who performed to a song called Riding on the Wings of Songs — were third, with 67.42 points.
(This animated version of a song from "Apocalypse" called "Riding for the Feeling" will make you want to sit very still, or ski jump, or both).
In a watercolor-tinted graphite drawing called "Riding With the Lord," the Man of Sorrows, with crown of thorns, takes a back seat to a girl in a Victorian bonnet and gown on a bicycle built for two.
