Sentence examples for for example ride from inspiring English sources

You get to see Diane Kruger, for example, ride a fireman's hose in sheer black stockings.

For example, ride Metro-North and call someone on your cellphone to say you're riding Metro-North.

About 450 McDonald's workers, for example, ride vans each week between homes in the Bronx and the chain's Fairfield County restaurants.

Children, for example, ride the body of the martyred Angel, token Mexican member of the posse, as he is being dragged behind horses of the evil general; and, later, it's a child, serving as a sniper, who administers the coup de grace to Pike Bishop, when he is busy trying to clean out the general's entire army with a machine gun.

Admittedly, "Ride Sally Ride" does have some ambiguous lyrics (for example, "Ride Sally ride / Because if you don't you'll get a contusion"), but its chorus — "Oooh, isn't it nice / When your heart is made out of ice" — is plainly a reference to the laconic astronaut's cool that Sally would come to have.

Jerred Roberts, who owns Puzzle Creek Outdoor, finds what Facebook is doing with data both "scary" and "interesting". He uses Facebook as a small-business owner to place ads, and he marvels at its ability to target people who, for example, ride bicycles and live in the county.

The popular 74-year-old has kept a relatively low profile, aspiring to an image of homely normality by, for example, riding her bike in The Hague.

Even more recently, complete exclusion has been found in relatively closed systems (for example, Isle Royale National Park, USA25), although coexistence has been found in more open systems where constant immigration by the mesopredators is possible (for example, Riding Mountain National Park, Canada33).

Gov. Steve Merrill of New Hampshire, for example, riding with Mr. Dole in a van shortly before his state's crucial primary, politely suggested to Mr. Dole that someone running for President needed to deliver the same speech at least four or five times, in order to assure that it seep into the public discourse.

For example, ride-hailing services can focus on the "first mile" and "last mile" challenge that connect residents more conveniently to existing rail and bus routes.

Non-equipped road users may for example change their behaviour by imitating the behaviour of equipped road users (for example riding closer or faster than they should, without the equipment).   5.