Sentence examples for off the saddle from inspiring English sources

Whenever there is a buck, we take off the saddle and find the burr before traveling the next mile.

Footrests and railings have appeared at a number of intersections, allowing cyclists to wait for the light to change without the irritation of having to hop off the saddle or put a foot down.

On rough, rocky sections, I assumed the "attack position" -- an out-of-the-seat catlike posture with the pedals horizontal and knees and elbows flexed to absorb shock -- so I would not be bounced off the saddle.

Not only will it protect you from cracking your head open if you happen to fall off the saddle, but it's got open-ear precision audio so cyclists can safely hear traffic along with music, calls, and even spoken turn-by-turn navigation and ride data via a connected app.

The passenger slid sideways off the saddle and on to the road.

The studios taught their stars how to walk, how to talk, how to dance, sing, fence and ride a horse without sliding off the saddle.

Also, changing your weight fore and aft or getting off of the saddle help lighten the bike for speed bumps, curbs, debris, and potholes.

Wipe all excess lather off of the saddle with a rag once you are done.

If you can not lift your bottom off of the saddle, they are too long, and if you feel you are too high above the saddle, they are too short.

Our people who worked in rocky areas used donkeys, and they [the British] would stop them and say "Take off the saddle-bag".

Dr. Thom's theory holds that many sequences of events can be represented as smooth trajectories along a saddle-shaped surface, at one point of which an abrupt discontinuity, or "catastrophe cusp," shunts them off to one side of the saddle or the other.