Sentence examples for ridden about from inspiring English sources

"I was pretty guilt ridden about missing the kids," Mr. Taylor said.

Combining elements of pop, proto new wave, jazz, avant-garde composition and electronic music, Gary Wilson delivered sincere lyrics, alternately sweet and angst ridden, about the women in his life and his fantasies, most notably in the pleading, quixotically titled "6.4 = Make-Out".

The vaqueros had ridden about 30 miles that day and their euphoria on returning home was contagious.

One common story has him abandoning his armored Mercedes-Benz limousines for much humbler transport, much in the style of Saddam Hussein before the first Gulf war, when the Iraqi leader was said to have ridden about Baghdad in the back of a battered taxi.

But when he had ridden about twenty yards past the point where he first came in sight, there was a burst of machine-gun fire from a copse thirty yards in front of him, joined immediately by a burst from a vegetable field to one side, and he was hurled off his bicycle into a ditch a yard from the road.

"He's ridden over 600 point to point winners, I think he's ridden about 100 on the track as well - he's ridden in a lot of races.

Gore, guilt-ridden about '96 fund-raising, promises everything McCain wants.

Still, Rosen isn't totally angst-ridden about having coined "bro-country".

"Was I guilt-ridden about Tommy?" says the novelist and Vanity Fair journalist, glaring, as he sits beside a crackling fireplace in his jewel box of an apartment.

She says most participants were angst-ridden about the war but often as frustrated at being ignored or marginalized by men.

Pumping breast milk has one benefit that cannot be quantified: it makes working mothers feel less guilt-ridden about leaving their children.