Sentence examples for had ridden to from inspiring English sources

He had ridden to the capital and slept under a tarp for two weeks.

That morning, I had ridden to the courthouse with Rogo and the mission's American founder, Gary Haugen.

Then 23, he had ridden to the Chemmani checkpoint on his way home from work as a sales clerk.

Sometime in the late nineteen-sixties, apparently, their ancestors had ridden to California in costume crates owned by a troupe of Shakespearean actors from Brazil.

How Mandela had ridden to power in 1952 in the Defiance Campaign, how he was harassed and, of course, finally taken to Robben Island.

The morning of the shooting, she said, she had ridden to school with Mr. Hawkins's former girlfriend, who was distraught over the breakup.

I've ridden to the hounds.

Politicians have benefited, too, as central banks have ridden to the economic rescue.

Wall Street profits have ridden to the rescue, according to H. Carl McCall, the state comptroller.

The US Federal Reserve has ridden to the rescue of beleaguered markets, but Vodafone is missing out.

But technology has ridden to the rescue, in the form of small satellite tags.