Sentence examples for coach ride from inspiring English sources

It also reminds me of a coach ride through the Atacama.

The new New York is a long coach ride from Edith Wharton's old one.

Fulham certainly earned the right to fly back today after that draining 17-hour coach ride here.

Aristocratic women could go out only during their brief afternoon coach ride, or "airing" as it was called.

So I sighed and sank down in my seat, preparing for a long, perfumed coach ride to Prestigeville.

At first, there is a vein of twee whimsy, as our Japanese protagonist intersperses a rather boring coach ride to the Yorkshire Moors with her "zany, cute and interesting" projects, to borrow a phrase from theorist Sianne Ngai.

Not every coach rides alongside the race.

Tony La Russa is the old-school coach, riding a steady string of wise substitutions — excluding last night's removal of closer Jason Motte — to the rather lazy nickname, "LaGenius".

Tony La Russa is the old-school coach, riding a steady string of wise substitutions excluding last night's removal of closer Jason Motte to the rather lazy nickname, "LaGenius".

They might fade, and Mastroeni might very well prove to be a tactically naïve coach riding a gritty streak, but, at least in the West, we'll have the time to find out.

In the match program however, an advert from a travel agency selling those same tickets plus expensive coach rides to Seattle had appeared.