Sentence examples for riding into a from inspiring English sources

In 1969 he comes and visits before riding into a romantic sunset.

"It's very difficult to create any suspense if you're riding into a commercial break every few minutes.

Another scheme involved his riding into a circus on an elephant, "but there were insurance issues with that," he said.

So while the Taliban may not be very popular — picture a motorcycle gang riding into a village — neither is the Afghan government.

They've been out in front since the get-go and are riding into a strong headwind, which must be exhausting for such a small group.

And the most famous tourist was Josef Mengele, the fugitive doctor of Auschwitz, riding into a village in the Paraguayan wilderness to be welcomed and protected.General Stroessner himself was not seen much.

Once, she rode into a New York gallery on a white horse.

As Tom Mix put it: "I ride into a place owning my own horse, saddle and bridle.

One night they ride into a trap (those perfidious Yankees!), and Rhett rescues them.

The first year, I rode into a big outdoor rodeo arena in Phoenix on a horse and delivered some remarks.

We rode into a pothole with some of our cycling coverage this week, starting with our news report on Monday of the London-Surrey ride featuring 17,000 amateurs.