Sentence examples for destination ride from inspiring English sources

"We attempt to get ahead of the race at our first mountain destination, ride the actual roads before they are officially closed, and watch the race from one point," before riding to the next viewing area, Mrs. Terry said.

Make sure you have a destination, ride, or a hidden spot where you can relax.

Arriving at this retreat is a lot like reaching an island after crossing rough seas, except that instead of braving waves, my fellow guests held on as the "stage" (a four-wheel-drive van that picked us up in Jamesburg, 14 miles from our destination) rode the extremely bumpy, vertiginous, unpaved route over a mountain ridge.

In terms of competition, there are a number of other services looking to fill in the gap between private cars; taxis and other single-destination ride-hailing services; buses; trains; and your own legs.

Part of the company's 2015 focus on increasing safety (especially women's) in their informal taxis, the app's panic button will notify police and local response teams of any incident in a cab, while the safety net will allow riders to share their route, destination, and ride information with up to five other individuals.

Again, it's a common destination, but riding the public bus, seeing the older women cross themselves every time you pass a church, chapel or roadside memorial, taking in the sweep of the golden rolling hills and trying to grasp the vastness of the view from Delphi once you get there, make it a spectacular trip.

India is the new tech outsourcing destination for ride-hailing companies.

Other times, when exercise is the main thing, he will choose a destination and just ride and ride.

State-run news agency Global Times reports that the incident took place in the evening of May 5, when she used Hitch — which lets people headed to the same destination take a ride together — to summon a ride home from Zhengzhou airport, Henan Province, after finishing work.

The audience is in for a ride; destination: surprise.

As tends to be the case with Bolaño's shorter work, The Skating Rink is less about the destination than the ride – but, like much of what he wrote, it leaves many new novels looking pretty bland.