Sentence examples for might have ridden from inspiring English sources

Flynn wondered whether Labadie might have ridden the challenge and got a shot away.

He said that he might have ridden one as a boy at Revere Beach in his home state, Massachusetts, but that he had no "great recollections of it".

At Criquette Head-Maarek's stable a little further up Avenue du General-Leclerc, Treve's trainer remained philosophical in defeat on Monday while conceding that in a perfect world, Jarnet might have ridden a little closer to the pace.

Because Mr. Cameron and Ms. Brooks are members of what has become known in Britain as the Chipping Norton set, after a well-heeled social network with homes near one of the beauty spots in the London commuter belt, reports abounded that Mr. Cameron might have ridden Raisa at the country mansion Ms. Brooks shares with her horse-trainer husband, Charlie Brooks.

"As someone once said, the UCI give the impression they would be happy if all bikes looked like something [1950s Italian star] Fausto Coppi might have ridden.

"I might have ridden him harder than Mike did".

After McCoy had ridden Don't Push It to an impressive second place over 3.3 miles at Cheltenham in November 2009, the handicapper Phil Smith told him that he might just have ridden his Grand National-winning horse.

If we have ridden many different types of bicycles, we might have extracted general rules for how the control parameters covary for different bicycles.

Practice - riding is largely different from racing motocross, so if you have ridden motocross but never went to racing, you might want to consider practicing first.

Here's a paragraph you might find a little strange: "Micah had ridden three times, got thrown once.

Even now, diners can have a satisfactory meal here, but they might have to ride herd on a sometimes careless kitchen to get it.