Sentence examples for ride it off from inspiring English sources
The phrase "ride it off" is not standard in written English and may not be widely understood
It could be used in informal contexts to suggest overcoming or dismissing something, but clarity may be lacking. Example: "When faced with criticism, sometimes you just have to ride it off and keep moving forward."
And save for a few prescient souls, everybody — right and left, on Wall Street and Main Street — was happy to board the real-estate express and ride it off an economic cliff.
With the bike-sharing program, you pick up the bike, ride it, and drop it off at your location.
Who else but a dude would even attempt surfing a thirty foot wave and pull it off and ride it all the way to the shore.
In the meantime, "we're just going to ride it until the wheels fall off," Ms. Zito said.
"I was given an opportunity, and I'm going to ride it until the wheels fall off".
You can't simply get a skateboard and immediately know how to ride it and how to pull off a killer trick.
Imagine attaching a motor to your couch and riding it several feet off the ground at 20 mph, and you can understand what a blast the Panhard was in its day.
She rode the elevator down to the ground floor, and when her neighbor got off, she rode it, alone, straight back to her home on the fifth floor.
Whereas if I had a bike-share in my neighborhood, I could pick up a bike, ride it downtown, drop it off down here, and then I don't have to worry about it".
This had become a lovely mid-summer's night decorated by a long, orange-streaked sunset and Turkey boosted their chances of not having to ride off into it and out of the tournament with this win.
The story ends with a final, not quite believable, flourish on John's part, but Mr. Mackintosh carries it off, riding comfortably above his middling material.
