Sentence examples for ridings are from inspiring English sources

The 338 ridings are distributed among Canada's 10 provinces and three territories according to the country's population.

Pupils from Easington primary school, a 56-pupil school in the East Ridings, are being bussed to Patrington primary school for morning sessions on numeracy and literacy before being returned to their own school for afternoon classes.

Although there was one high sheriff for the county, for most purposes the ridings were separate administrative units for a thousand years.

Quite how you determine the centre of an irregular-shaped multihedron such as the three historic ridings is way beyond a humble Grade 6-er at elementary maths O level, which is what I am.

In an interview, Bellegarde was careful to underscore his non-partisanship, arguing the point of highlighting those ridings was to show that aboriginals could have a strong political voice if they chose to.

The leader of the party with the most ridings is usually appointed prime minister.

Yorkshire, which was represented by four MPs before the Act was given an extra two MPs (so that each of its three ridings was represented by two MPs).

The circular grassed area between these buildings that was once known as the "Eyes of the Ridings" is now known as Castle Green, or the "Eye of York".

These party bosses believed that Ontario Premier George A. Drew, who had won three successive provincial elections and had even made inroads in francophone ridings, was the man to lead the Progressive Conservatives to victory.

"Soul-riding starts with powder, it starts with some kind of almost transcendent experience in riding powder and in the whole of your life, so soul-riding is about being completely focused, completely in the moment," he said.

There is bicycling now on 4- and 12-mile public stretches of paved rail bed, united by country roads where riding is fairly easy.