Sentence examples for pushbike from inspiring English sources

On Cocos (cocos-tourism.cc), you can borrow a pushbike for free.

Yes, this is another anecdote rather than a peer-reviewed empirical study, but practically every New Yorker I know has a story of being hit, or nearly hit, by an out-of-control pushbike.

What, besides rank confusion, could have explained the thirtysomething I saw riding a full-size pushbike that had been de-pedalled, de-chained and converted into a scooter down three lanes of London traffic the other day?

At the trial in December the court heard that Mercer fled the scene on a pushbike and arrived at the home of the 16-year-old, where a cover-up plan was hatched, including burning Mercer's clothes.

Much of Superstars' appeal lies in witnessing talented athletes be a bit rubbish at something for once – Kevin Keegan going base over apex on a pushbike being the frequently cited example – though it remains to be seen whether we're sufficiently over the Olympics to relish witnessing such deified figures crash to earth.

(Actually, they were probably wondering why a 380bhp car capable of leaving them for dust was pootering down the slow lane. Well, I was scared. My other car is a pushbike).

They were granted land use of an old quarry where kids already mucked about, playing with tadpoles in the ponds and riding their pushbikes over the bumps.

It was rush hour and there was a crowded, jostling intimacy to the flow of vehicles on the dusty main road – three-wheel taxis, many motorbikes (no helmets, women riding pillion and sitting side-saddle) and pushbikes.

NCAR, he says - calling it N-car instead of saying the letters - N-car has free pushbikes like the hippies once had in Amsterdam, only painted blue, not white.

Guided walks around the Historic Dockyard in Chatham, where much of the drama is filmed, start next week and recreate the atmosphere of the Poplar docks, complete with pushbikes and washing lines (from 6 April; £20pp, thedockyard.co.uk).

"It took a couple of weeks because we walked and rode pushbikes and rode horses and carts".