Sentence examples for have ridden to from inspiring English sources

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.

Now there is Jaroslav Halak, whom the Canadiens have ridden to an unexpectedly strong start to the postseason.

Sheep are also farmed for their wool, and Australia is said have ridden to prosperity on the sheep's back.

The further paradox of the situation, some political experts said, is that in muting social conservatives, coalition Democrats may have ridden to the Republicans' long-term rescue.

There have been moments in UK film history when famous figures have ridden to the rescue - ensuring funding for features without which we would have been the poorer.

I've ridden to the hounds.

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

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.

He chose the music that Mr. Ebeling has ridden to in competitions, from the movie "The Mission".