Sentence examples for riding kind from inspiring English sources

The question that occurs to Mr. Jones and Ms. Leclaire is that now that they have had their engagement moment in Bryant Park, with horns blaring, expectations for what they are going to do for the wedding itself next March in Newport, R.I., are riding kind of high.

The Gallup poll is almost certainly an outlier, of course, and the odds of Romney riding this kind of South-versus-the-country split to a popular majority and an electoral loss remains mercifully low.

And beyond that, Mr. Arafat is riding the kind of Arab support that he has long hankered for but rarely had: from Rabat in Morocco to Amman, crowds are behind the Palestinian cause.

Unlike storyteller's stories, you don't feel like you're riding some kind of high when you're reading these stories.

Football is not coming home in any triumphalist-open-bus-ride kind of way.

"Today was a very long stage and I haven't ridden that kind of distance since April, so I suffered," Valverde said.

That would be Australia's incoming prime minister, Tony Abbott, who has basically ridden a kind of anti-Bloombergism to power down under — campaigning against the carbon tax and taking a fairly conservative line on social issues, but also playing a little pro-family class warfare, promising to finance more generous benefits for parents with a tax increase on high-earning companies.

I recently noticed the ideas come just before I ride another kind of wave.

That was not my experience, and will probably not be the experience of anyone who does not ride this kind of bike very conservatively.

"I learned to ride all kinds because he sold all kinds," Williams said.

After the 14-day card disappeared, its devotees seemed to drift to the pay-per-ride kinds.