Sentence examples for from this ride from inspiring English sources

My takeaway from this ride was that the Turbo is a quiet, fun-to-ride sports bicycle that allows its rider to stretch the range of nonelectric bicycles.

As passengers are strapped in, the operator recites a warning that begins: "We are required to remove you from this ride if you make any noise.

But their best-known collaboration was the theme from the 1967 film version of Jacqueline Susann's drug-soaked show-business novel "Valley of the Dolls" (later recorded by Dionne Warwick), which begins: Gotta get off, gonna get Have to get off from this ride Gotta get hold, gonna get Need to get hold of my pride.

With the background set, let's move to the important things: What should we do now and how can we potentially prosper from this? Ride It Out.

What I learned from this ride was two things: The best training is saddle time, and equipment in this sport makes a huge difference.

They said, 'We don't want to get this ride from a man who participated in the courts that killed Muslims.' " In 1964, President Abd al-Salaam Arif of Iraq prevailed upon Nasser to grant Qutb parole, but the following year he was arrested again and charged with conspiracy to overthrow the government.

I have vivid memories of this ride from my visit here as a student.

It seems that this ride from Brooklyn to Harlem has sparked the urge yet again.

A 12-day motorcycle ride to raise money for HIV/AIDS research for amfAR, this ride from Milwaukee to New York has grown in scope each year thanks to celebrities who make a point to bring attention to its purpose.

"We have three miles of basically a single lane dirt road that gets to the top of this hill," she said, "and it took thirteen semis to transport this ride from where it was at previously in Branson, Missouri".

I usually temper my challenges -- I have done lots of cycling but always with a day off for volunteering to recover from 50-60 miles -- this ride was relentless: "The 2014 route will see participants pedaling 55 to 62 miles each day (with daily options for increased mileage) and climb more than 23,000 feet in cumulative elevation".