Sentence examples for ride abroad from inspiring English sources

When unable to protect vulnerable citizens who get international attention, Pakistan's government usually offers a free ride abroad.

"Over time, this could become a real game-changer," explains Tom Elvidge, Uber's general manager for the UK, "because when catching a ride abroad becomes as cheap and easy as this – why hire a car at all?" A similar business, Splitcab, recently launched in London.

Heavy global trade and travel have increased the likelihood that they can catch a ride abroad.

Riding lived abroad from 1926 to 1939, much of the time with the poet and critic Robert Graves; together they established the Seizin Press (1927 38) and published the journal Epilogue (1935 38).

The Yorkshire-based, Brazilian Silvestre De Sousa was unlucky - because of bans and riding commitments abroad  - not to beat Paul Hanagan to the 2011 Flat jockeys' championship.

In riding the rails abroad, business travelers also get a chance to see Rhine River castles, French chateaus, and snow-capped mountains.

Dr. Albright seems to believe that she does best abroad, riding imperial motorcades and speaking unchallenged at a broad variety of forums.

Using it if you're a U.S. citizen travelling abroad rides the fair side of the line, but that's not how most are employing that particular tech.

Since the ride will take place abroad, there are additional costs of airfare, hotel and registration fees.

For all that the first panic of the credit crunch seems past, there are too many uncertainties abroad to ride rough-shod over fairly fragile sentiment.

After losing his job, he moved abroad, hoping to ride out the recession as an English teacher.