Sentence examples for riding wall from inspiring English sources

At Club Getaway, students relaxed and socialized outdoors with activities like dirt-bike riding, wall climbing and archery.

First held in 1922, it has recently become a magnet for British fans due to Ghent's relative proximity to the Channel ports; the late Tom Simpson was a fixture in the 1960s – when his party trick was to ride wall of death style up the vertical advertising hoardings above the board – and Tony Doyle won the event in 1986 and 1991.

Pull the bike vertically as you approach a wall, then ride the wall downwards.

It actually doesn't matter, because this is about more than just Stephen riding the wall.

"We learned that riding the wall is not about going as fast as you can as quickly as you can.

Soon you're "flipping" the car to overtake parallel rivals, riding up walls to nose a ball ahead of the jumping mass, even hitting the juice mid-jump and taking to the skies.

"When the wall came down, two were on the top and they were able to ride the wall down, which probably saved their lives," Mr. Corcoran said.

"Lots of people want to ride the wall," he says, "but few are prepared to put in the ­effort.

Skrynka will attempt to ride the wall alongside the troupe, under the expert tutelage of lead rider Ken Fox.

In flying to New York City, the president wants to confront the financial industry more directly through a sharp speech just a few minutes' subway ride from Wall Street, and with some of its leading corporate titans in the audience.

Fox's grandparents first rode the wall in the 1930s; his two sons and a daughter-in-law now ride it with him, executing choreographed manoeuvres of balletic grace that appear to defy gravity.