Sentence examples for cyclist call from inspiring English sources

Centuries, as cyclist call 100-mile-plus rides, became the norm, the riding much more comfortable after Nick's efforts.

The American woman who was one of the six victims of a 19-year-old attacker in London died while being cradled in the lap of a Spanish tourist who had tried to save her – shouting to a passing cyclist: "Call someone, call an ambulance".

In one funny scene, for example, we see a cyclist calling the girls "witches".

Johnson said a cyclist called him a "prick" and motorists barracked him.

It weighed 70lb (32kg), with a wingspan of 96 feet (29 metres), and the engine inside it was a lean, determined cyclist called Bryan Allen, pedalling for all he was worth.

Trott and Victoria Beckham were born in Harlow, Essex, but the cyclist calls herself "pure Hertfordshire" for she grew up in the small town of Cheshunt where they have just renamed the local leisure centre after her.

He was also terrified of turning into his dad, a booze-soaked Australian professional cyclist called Gary, who abandoned Wiggins and his mum when Wiggins was a toddler and died in January 2008.

She once rode purely to please her father, a driven amateur cyclist called Max Pendleton, a man who wished he could have the life on a bike that Pendleton eventually found herself.

For example, a cyclist called Abigail said of other cyclists: "I do see those people and you can tell they're professional cycle commuters because they adopt the other attitude that I think, almost, you can see in their faces - they've gone from feeling vulnerable to being aggressive to other people..."...

Cyclists call it "bonking".

This often leads, of course, to what cyclists call the pants problem.