Sentence examples for ridden apart from inspiring English sources
Despite her horse-filled imaginative life – Peyton played truant to go to the first race meeting at Epsom after the war on her bicycle – she had hardly ridden, apart from three times a year on Wimbledon Common in school holidays.
I walked outside my book-ridden apartment.
His new book tears apart the error-ridden blather of five influential pundits and calls for their replacement by populist researchers and activists equipped with the Internet.
The final story, 'Angel of Mercy', intertwines the stories of two nurses working on the same gothically horrible hospital ward, 50 years apart, caring for 'tumour-ridden spastics with furred eyes, catatonics oozing ashy sweat, palsied Parkinson's victims, honeycomb brains split neatly in half'.
The diptychs can be so sly that the mere upward slope of a line — as in the case of Jean-Luc Godard's square eyeglasses beside Woody Allen's arched, angst-ridden pair — is enough to set two greats apart.
The diptychs can be so sly that the mere upward slope of a line (as in the case of Jean-Luc Godard's square eyeglasses beside Woody Allen's arched, angst-ridden pair) is enough to set the two greats apart.
Apart from attempting to subject the provinces and the class-ridden society to absolute imperial power, the Austrian government focused in particular on rationalizing public finances at all levels, on the formation of a dynamic, well-documented bureaucracy, and on the improvement of the country's infrastructure.
Gonna erase my error ridden rant.
"We arrived from Germany ridden with guilt," she recalls.
