Sentence examples for ride part from inspiring English sources

Part art installation, part adventure ride, part spiritual journey, "The Ascent" claims to let users harness their brain's own electrical impulses, measured through EEG readings, to levitate themselves.

It was a beautiful and adventuresome ride, part of it through a glorious forest in a torrential downpour and part through treeless, rolling fields as the rain died down and the wind rose.

The next day we headed back to Akamas to ride part of the Aphrodite trail, a wide, sandy path that skirts Chrysochou Bay and then heads inland to a viewpoint at 370m Moutti tis Sotiras.

After all, the countries are only a short plane ride part, and more affluent Indonesians often take shopping trips or seek medical care in Singapore.But some Indonesians who lurk around Singapore these days give new meaning to the phrase "weekend escape".

Errol Flynn portrayed everybody from the Earl of Essex to Jeb Stuart, went everywhere from the Crimea in "The Charge of the Light Brigade" to the Little Big Horn in "They Died With Their Boots On"; where's his Paul Revere? (Granted, while Flynn seems perfect for the midnight ride part, he might not have been up to the silversmithing aspect of the gig).

The film, "One More Day" (2000), a challenging and intriguing psychological drama, unravels the mysterious relationship between a man and a woman who meet at a bus stop in Tehran each morning and ride part of the way together, separated by the metal rod that divides the men's and women's sections.

I hitched a ride part-way with a trucker, then hired kids with motorcycles.

He helped execute a successful regional pilot in 2010 that allowed some riders to tap a single smart card to ride parts of the subway, bus, PATH train and New Jersey Transit systems.

I thought I saw a snake in the road, which turned out to be a cable, but the image stuck with me, and, on the course of that ride, parts of the book started falling together.

In fact, I have had a hard time imagining a single season ticket holder for The Geffen or The Colony making it easily through this wild ride, parts of which go as far as John Waters ever went.

First, watching him perform on television and then the adventure of interviewing him, excluding the nightmare car-ride part — the rest of it that became the book — being there watching him with his collaborator Bob Zmuda, maybe that was the most fun I'd had after childhood.