Sentence examples for future ride from inspiring English sources
"future ride" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to a ride you will take in the future, as in, "I'm looking forward to my future ride in a hot air balloon next month."
Decades of research and development followed, resulting in impressive, immersive theme park displays such as the Back To The Future ride at Universal and regular, unwanted offers of FX work.
"I remember going to Universal Studios in California when I was 12 and going on a Back to the Future ride and it made such an impression on me then, I hope to feel that again here," she said.
The company also launched a "future booking feature," which allows riders to not only order a black car on-demand for immediate pick-up, but schedule a future ride as well — up to two weeks ahead of time.
Just before receiving the keys to his futuristic future ride (and preparing a dinner for other freshly minted i8 owners and assorted BMW VIPs), Chef Keller took time in California to give us his thoughts on cars, childrearing and, of course, cooking.
Several companies were contacted to design the audiovisual portion of the future ride and Triotech Amusement was ultimately chosen to do so.
In homage to the Back to the Future ride that it has replaced, The Simpsons Ride's queue video features a brief animated cameo from Doc Brown who is voiced by Christopher Lloyd.
"Our whole future rides on them".
In his conclusion, Judge Pauley urged the bicyclists and the police to agree on routes during future rides.
Riders and drivers rate one another at the end of each trip, so freeloaders may soon find it hard to find chauffeurs for future rides.
The future rides a flexible continuum on "Event 2" (Bulk), a dystopian but perky concept album by this alternative hip-hop conglomerate, due out on Tuesday.
Bob Klapisch writes on Foxsports.com that the Nationals' future rides on handling this right, and Kevin Blackistone argues on Fanhouse.com that all of baseball needs the phenom protected.
