Another design features "Ole Sparky"—the museum's pet name for the retired electric chair that sent 361 men to their deaths in Texas—and the phrase "Riding the Thunderbolt".
But after childhood false starts, adolescent indifference and a lengthy effort to conceal my deficiency as an adult, the time had come for me to catch up, and not just because the phrase "like riding a bike" had long struck me as a cruel dig.
Mr. Swan, a research technician at Cornell and owner of a bike shop called Swan's Cycles, said, "Our phrase is, 'We ride even if the sun shines.' " His epic ride took place with friends in Virginia.
That's because every day, at least a half dozen times, I repeat the phrase, "When people ride bikes, great things happen".
He repeated the ticket-to-ride phrase a few times; assuming that there was some reason for it, beyond a fondness for the Beatles, one has to ask: Who is issuing these tickets, for what conceivable reason, and what is the fare?
The phrase "The Devil Can Ride" refers to a motorcycle's perceived ability to let you surrender to your darker sides when riding, whether that means becoming an outlaw or simply participating in a sport that is a little sidestep from the mores of polite society.
6. Sec. 2 (c)(5A) (Page 5) is amended as follows: (a) Strike the phrase "public vehicle-for-hire ride" and insert the phrase "taxicab ride" in its place.
She is a very musical singer, naturally and intelligently riding the phrase.
Uber has already addressed many of the claims in other lawsuit settlements, such as agreeing to no longer use phrases such as "safest ride on the road" and describing its background checks as "the gold standard".
Though what is truly frightening about her is that she knows her limitations and still thinks it's possible to ride pat phrases, oily grins and outright lies into the 2nd most powerful job in the world.
