Sentence examples for ridden over from from inspiring English sources

I'd arrive from the bright, noisy outside world, having ridden over from the East Village on my bike, my mind occupied by a million trivial things.

"It's impossible to do this on the weekend because it's so crowded," said Marcia Barbosa, 50, an economist from Brazil who regularly visits New York and had just ridden over from Brooklyn on her bike.

Whether they mediated here from Green Monkey Yoga, rode over from Fly Wheel or trained through Barry's Boot Camp, there is no escaping them.

I can imagine wildcatter Daniel Plainview (from P.T. Anderson's classic There Will Be Blood) riding over from the oil fields of Taft to Pismo (from Chumash word "pimu" or tar) Beach and then mounting a hill to sample the human wares at a nearby bordello.

On a longer expedition one day, we rode over rolling flanks from the Corne de Sorebois beside the Moiry glacier to the Moiry dam – where it was possible to ski a steep line right against the dam wall then out along a long shallow valley beside a bubbling stream, ending at Grimentz village.

Thomas Jefferson rode over on his horse from Monticello.

When the Toyota Sequoia goes on sale this autumn, it will be equipped with impact-absorbing hollow bars below the bumpers to keep it from riding over cars in collisions.

I warmed up by riding over the mountain road from Llanidloes; Dad drove over in his van, and we chatted as we eased our way up the first climb, enjoying the autumn sunshine dancing on the road ahead, and each other's company.

On sheets that bear tire marks from riding over them, he has sketched vignettes and mementos of his cycling pleasures: two bodies joined on one machine; a foot pressing down the pedal, a gloved hand poised to clutch the steering bar.

Broken bones often result from "riding over your head".

Carlo Rizzi, the conductor, generally kept things moving in both senses of the word, riding over the occasional sour tone from the orchestra.