Sentence examples for riding one of from inspiring English sources

The US president, George Bush, almost came a cropper in 2003 while riding one of the scooters on the family estate in Kennebunkport, Maine.

And most deaths on A.T.V.'s are adults, most often riding one of the traditional vehicles.

Riding one of those big orange boats at sunset on a summer evening is like a mini-cruise and almost as restorative.

Set pieces can go upward, hauled on wires into the 10-story fly space; downward, riding one of the seven hydraulic elevators that make up the stage floor; backward, sliding away from the audience into the cavernous hangar behind the stage; or sideways, rolling into the wings on enormous motorized platforms.

Arnitra Johnson can imagine the rush of riding one of the roller coasters at Disney World.

Daenerys' dragons are instantly more engaging when she's riding one of them, or commanding them.

On Wednesday participants, above, rode one of their artworks.

Neither of us had ever rode one of these fictitious creatures so we hopped on one while browsing the wares at Pepcom's Digital Experience.

Last Tuesday on a visit to the brilliant Brompton Bikes where I rode one of their models round the factory.

"If it gets heavy, Ruby will be on mine," said Walsh, "but if not, he'll probably ride one of Paul Nicholls' runners.

I told him to suck on my machine gun.... Hey Hillary, you might want to ride one of these into the sunset, you worthless bitch".