Sentence examples for pulling riders from inspiring English sources

They pointed out that increased motorization also includes an explosion in two-wheel motorized vehicles in many countries, pulling riders and revenue away from public-transit systems (and, Schipper notes, clogging the streets in Asia the way cars and mini-buses do in Latin America).

Clerc promised more tests and threatened to pull riders out for mere suspicion of drug use.

But plan consultants believe there is a demand for the service, and Mr. Davidson said he believed it could pull riders from "everywhere north of Route 25A from Oyster Bay to Port Washington".

This consisted of one-fifth missile weapons (chiefly the crossbow), one-fifth spears, and three-fifths halberds (eight-foot shafts with the blade of an ax, the point of a spear, and a hook for pulling a rider out of the saddle).

People who think of kites as toys probably haven't seen one lately; they have become precision instruments capable of pulling a rider across water at more than forty miles an hour and, with a quick jerk, launching him twenty-five feet into the air.

Rescuers have pulled stranded riders from a roller coaster at a US amusement park.

Before me, petroglyphs dating back as far as 5,000 years depicted horses pulling carts and riders sitting high on galloping steeds.

They are betting on pulling more gas riders to the e-moto experience and attract more young folks and women into buying motorcycles.

They are betting on pulling more gas riders to the e-moto experience and attracting more young folks and women to buying motorcycles — after years of contraction in the American market.

The basic concept involves using a kite to pull a rider over the water on a small board, but experienced kiteboarders are able to do all sorts of wakeboard-inspired tricks by using the kite to whip themselves up 30 or more feet into the air.

As with all masses, gravity pulls the rider and all the bike components toward the earth.