Sentence examples for dismount from inspiring English sources

We'll get a stunt double for anything too difficult, but you might need to be able to approach and dismount.

I don't dismount.

The militiamen order them to dismount; and they refuse to let the truck proceed until all the children have been vaccinated.In the struggle against polio, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has forged some strange alliances.

Bicyclists are expected to dismount, and trucks and cars to slow down, out of respect.

If Mr Putin had tried to dismount a decade ago, his people would not now be facing such a tough year.

Oligarchs head for the door, opposition politicians get bolder.I believe Russia's rapid lengthening of the presidential term is an attempt to convince everyone that the current clique will be in power long enough to see off this crisis (so no need to shift all that money to your Cyrus bank accounts).Winston Churchill once said, "Dictators ride to and fro upon tigers, which they dare not dismount.

Examples include Gowex, a Spanish technology firm that folded earlier this year, and Satyam Computer of India, whose boss compared the escalation of the $1.5 billion fraud to riding a tiger that was ever harder to dismount without being eaten.Working out how much revenue to book and when can be a matter of fine judgment.

McCausland then ordered his men to dismount.

Alongside this attitude to love in early poetry, however, there is in the muʿallaqah of Imruʾ al-Qays a much different one, in which the poet's persona is engaged in encounters with the fair sex that are considerably different: One day I entered ʿUnayzah's camel-litter: "Damn you!" she protested, "you'll force me to dismount".

"You have hobbled my camel, Imruʾ al-Qays," she said, "so dismount now!" Imruʾ al-Qays poem is a clear precedent to another strand of love poetry that emerged in Arabia's urban centres (including the city of Mecca) early in the Islamic era.

Although she would start on horseback in the Portuguese style, she would dismount, cape, and kill the bull on foot, often outdoing the men with whom she performed.