Sentence examples for ridden past from inspiring English sources
One investigator said the shooter had ridden past on his bicycle.
The 'BIXI bike' was identified by its characteristic BIXI shape and/or colours, 2 whether being removed or returned from the docking station or being ridden past the point of observation.
Over the past two years I have ridden past this forgotten slab of real estate a handful of times with activist William Alston-El.
How often have I ridden past other commuters forlornly pushing their bikes, prompting me to make a visual note that, yes, they do have a flat tyre or a hopelessly enmeshed chain?
Johnson said he accepted that trucks and other large vehicles currently presented an unacceptable peril to cyclists, saying he had ridden past the scene where a rider was seriously injured by a coach only the previous evening.
President Bush's task tonight was to convince the country that the terrible toll of the long, hot, casualty ridden summer in Iraq was a necessary price to pay in a broader struggle against terrorism, and to prepare the electorate for years of occupation, billions more in expense, and many bad days.
Between 1969 and 2003 he rode 4,632 winners in Britain – a total exceeded only by Gordon Richards, with 4,870 ridden between 1921 and 1954.
Although the events that Reticker captures on screen from the summer of 2003 are severed from a complex and conflict-ridden past, one does not need an outline of the decades of war -- not beyond the unsettling footage of mass burials and the bloodshot eyes of frantic child soldiers -- to understand the scale of injustice these women overcame to realign the future of their shattered country.
The killing of Jonathan M. Levin, a son of the Time Warner chairman, by one of his former high school students in 1997 transfixed a city that was breaking free of its crime-ridden past.
Only last week, President Muhammad Khatami had proclaimed, confidently and with relief, that the two countries had put their crisis-ridden past behind them.
Instead, it's a fairly desperate attempt to lock the scandal-ridden past behind the strange spherical portcullis which was News Corporation's previous symbol of choice.
