Sentence examples for ridden to work from inspiring English sources

There was the 1948 Bates show model salvaged from a dead relative's house and restored to glory, and the 1910 BSA safety bike rescued from France and now ridden to work every day by its owner.

A former substance-abuse counselor, the wheelchair-bound Slekis, 44, is currently too pain-ridden to work.

Moscow filled with rural migrants fleeing a famine-ridden countryside to work in the new factories.

Getting the flu-ridden back to work a day early may justify the expense of Relenza to an American employer, but it makes little difference to Britain's Department of Health, whose bottom line is drug spending.Chris Ham, a health-policy expert at the University of Birmingham, is not surprised that drug companies have hit out at NICE in its early days.

Ridden by Ruby Walsh, he was made to work hard for victory in the Cleeve Hurdle at Cheltenham on Saturday.

It's hard to find a nanny to work in a crisis-ridden household situated in deep countryside.

The crime-ridden high school where Ms. Gambrell chooses to work does not make this easy.

Even crisis-ridden Californians have to drink water and drive to work.

Scandal-ridden Rep. Michael Grimm (R-N.Y). is having trouble recruiting staff to work in his congressional office, according to a Wednesday email obtained by Politico.

The way to truly stimulate the economy and save the jobs of anxiety-ridden workers who are still employed is to get the unemployed back to work as soon as possible.

The truth is that unlike Microsoft –well-known for its months-long, delay-ridden product launches and in spite of a sub-10% market share for personal computers, Apple still knows how to work a room.