The word "ridden" is correct and usable in written English.
The word "ridden" is a past-participle form of the verb "ride," so it can be used when describing an action that has already occurred. Example sentence: I had ridden my bike up and down the street until I noticed the sun beginning to set.
BrewDog has ridden the wave of enthusiasm for craft ales, which have taken off to the extent that the Office for National Statistics added them to the basket of goods it uses to calculate inflation.
As to being the oldest biker to have made the ride and to have ridden without companions or back-up, who cares?
After announcing that she had ridden a tractor in a parade on Saturday morning, Fiorina proclaimed: "I really would be tempted to ask Hillary Clinton if she has ever ridden on a John Deere tractor".
Putin has ridden with the club, which held an elaborate rally in Sevastopol last year to mark Russia's annexation of Crimea.
All three of Stoute's winners – Sir John Hawkwood, Pavlosk and Rye House – were ridden by Ryan Moore, his stable jockey, and the stable has now sent out 10 winners from 30 runners in the past 14 days.
Now, I know what you are thinking happened next, but this lad – who was enthralled to meet us Brits Abroad, who had actually ridden in the big red London buses he so adored and revered from afar – became the perfect guide.
Yet just a short bus ride away is the poverty-ridden township of Alexandria, where many people still stuff cash under their mattresses.Across sub-Saharan Africa as a whole only about a quarter of adults have accounts at formal financial institutions, and only 3% have credit cards.
"We are image-makers and image-ridden".Hardly any abstract artist had returned to figurative work before.
The European Union's 28 member-states are divided between big, small, old and new members and, when it comes to Israel, between the guilt-ridden (Germany) and the disapproving (Sweden).As with much else, EU foreign-policy positions are finely balanced compromises, so even important moves are lost in woolly formulations.
It summed up every negative stereotype about hardcore gamers, as Cartman and his friends became fat, greasy-haired, acne-ridden slobs as they go through the endless hours of practice necessary to defeat an awesomely powerful player who was ruining the game for everyone.
Arriving at uni straight from an all-girls grammar school, I was completely delighted with the sheer number of acne-ridden, testosterone-overloaded boys on offer.
