Sentence examples for riding out a from inspiring English sources

And now Ask.fm is riding out a similar trajectory with a financial impact of its own: Advertisers have been pulling out, including Save the Children (which is leading a boycott), eBay, Vodafone and BT.

Organizationally, the Examiner is riding out a bit of a rough patch.

The city government, riding out a fiscal crisis, had nothing to contribute.

The problem arose in late 2007, as Mr. Taylor was riding out a rough patch in the markets.

He was as small as a sixth grader, and he sat with his hands on his knees, like a schoolboy riding out a tough week.

The central bank has hovered on the edge of the debt ceiling debate like a homeowner riding out a hurricane, hoping for limited damage to the lethargic economy.

"We could have ridden out a force nine," says Brockbank.

It would be wrong, though, to assume that Britain could comfortably ride out a China crisis.

Most of MCI's major rivals have larger profit margins, and could more easily ride out a price war, a point emphasized yesterday by AT&T.

I was talking with an island dweller who recently rode out a major hurricane.

Not to worry, though -- we can always "ride out" a nuclear attack.