One died in an accident but the other, Rajiv, rode power on the wave of sympathy that followed her death in 1984.
In "Abusar," about wanting and not wanting to take up a lover's time, her voice hovered above folk-rock strumming, then opened up to ride power chords, then turned blithe for peppy updated early-1960's pop, cycling through the song's mixed sentiments.
That is the price he pays for riding to power on the backs of people who don't understand that government cannot be built out of ideological rigidity.
Tony Blair, riding to power with his "tough on crime, tough on the causes of crime", made sure nobody would ever out-tough Labour.
Riding into power on a tide of voter discontent, the Democrats took control of the legislative branch in 1999, for the first time since World War I.
But a Tory party riding to power clutching some Cameronian PR slogan will be a betrayal of anything that could remotely have been seen as a radical renewal of democracy because one thing is inevitable.
This paper deals with machine vibration, hand transmitted vibration (HTV) and whole-body vibration (WBV) of walking and riding type power tillers during rototilling in untilled and tilled fields and in transport mode on farm and bitumen roads.
Oblivion had a problem where all content was "level-appropriate", which meant you were constantly riding a power curve and had to take care not to fall behind with suboptimal decisions.
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And there were a thousand other missions to accomplish, in terms of design, of course, but also in terms of ride, power, fuel economy and so on.
They include a requirement that children under 14 wear helmets while riding foot powered scooters, and restrictions on the use of cell phones in moving vehicles.
