Sentence examples for ridden in terms of from inspiring English sources

But you can't do two things, do your best to win all the time, and be careful all the time' The best horse he has ever ridden 'In terms of raw ability, Nijinsky was probably the best.

For example, swabbing of dust-ridden surfaces may have indicated the underlying air quality in terms of fungal spores in the preceding months when infection may have occurred.

Such a finding would indicate that cultural biases for visual attention to objects and contexts are over-ridden by attention to visual novelty, which takes priority at least in terms of eye-movements.

In terms of.

In terms of what?

In terms of securitization?

In terms of everything.

Question: In terms of long-term ….

The earliest evidence of horses ridden in warfare dates from Eurasia between 4000 and 3000 BC.

The dramatic events in Cannes unfolded after Papandreou's bombshell decision to hold a referendum over the terms of a hard-won but highly controversial rescue programme to prop up the debt-ridden Greek economy.

And then to do so in vague, cliché-ridden terms?