Sentence examples for have ever ridden from inspiring English sources

If you have ever ridden in one, it feels roughly as if you've put a steering wheel and some seat belts inside a bank vault and taken it out for a spin.

In interviews with a half dozen spectators, none turned out to have ever ridden a horse — not surprising given that Hong Kong has one of the world's highest population densities.

Part of the problem with some British motorists at the moment – and this is certainly different in the Netherlands – is that too few of them have ever ridden bicycles.

If you have ever ridden one of those infernal skiddoo machines, you will know how noisy they are, but apparently that is why a moose safari works so well.

Down the final descent, the long, sweeping bends making it the finest road I have ever ridden, the air rich and syrupy and warm now, passing gauchos on horses and through sandstone valleys with rock formations eroded by wind and time into fantastical and diabolical shapes.

He's the most natural I have ever ridden and so far, so good".

Dewey Albert once asked Walter Walterr, if you'd have never worked on this, would you have ever rode it?" Walter answered," I don't know.

If you live in New York and have ever rode the subway late at night by yourself, you should feel an immediate and deep connection to this image.

The best biking road I've ever ridden.

What's the biggest wave you've ever ridden?

Moscow has nothing on New York City, however, the scariest place that Polsky has ever ridden.