Sentence examples for could ride through from inspiring English sources

He had organizations and plans in place to compete in the 10 subsequent Democratic contests before the Texas and Ohio primaries, while Mrs. Clinton's campaign made the decision that it could ride through a series of what it assumed would be small losses until then.

A time when a star like Valentino -- the Sexiest Man Alive of his day -- could ride horses through the Hollywood Hills and dream of breeding them as if on an Italian farm back home.

I'd never been in a private situation with a La-Z Boy recliner before, and now I could ride in one through Georgia.

While male CHEWs potentially could ride motorcycles supplied through the Gunduma Health System Board, there were cultural mores that prevented female CHEWs from having similar access.

"Nearly all respondents remember childhoods of nearly unlimited freedom, when they could ride bicycles and wander through woods, streets, parks, unmonitored by their parents," writes Jeffrey Dill, one of the researchers.

He dug an extensive web of tunnels beneath the grounds, connecting a series of underground chambers and stretching up to 24km – including a passage through which he could ride his carriage all the way to the station, hidden from public gaze.

He dug an extensive web of tunnels beneath the grounds, connecting a series of underground chambers and stretching up to 24km – including a passage through which he could ride his carriage all the way to the station, hidden from public gaze.

"Where else could you ride through the desert in a vehicle like this?" Sergeant Massey said.

It seems that Mr. Mitchell was preparing to leave 10 Downing Street, where the prime minister has his official residence, last Wednesday evening on his bicycle when police officers on duty at the main gate there told him that he could not ride through and would have to use a side gate.

"I could ride my bike," she said.

I asked if we could ride across.