Sentence examples for ryder from inspiring English sources
The word "ryder" is correct and usable in written English
It is usually used as a noun meaning "a person who rides or drives a horse or carriage." For example, "The brave ryder galloped along the beach at sunset."
noun
A clause added to a document; a rider.
Here is Scott Murray's reminiscences from a Joy of Six on the best Ryder Cup moments: Leonard's 40-footer in 1999 "I have a good feeling about tomorrow, that's all I'm saying," the US captain Ben Crenshaw predicted on the Saturday night at Brookline in 1999.
Winona Ryder wore a Peter Pan-collared coat – accentuated with a wide Alice in Wonderland headband – when in court for shoplifting.
And, as Ryder says, if you eschew condoms, you may end up risking your life.
Among them: Rickie Fowler, Sergio García, Ernie Els, Martin Kaymer, Luke Donald, Lee Westwood, Graeme McDowell and new Ryder Cup captain Darren Clarke.
Whichever way you view the behaviour of the Americans on the 17th green, there is no disputing that the day ranks high in Ryder Cup history.
Although he initially acknowledges that "it's not known precisely what caused the bleeding" that killed Ryder, in the crucial "sentencing factors" section, he becomes absolute, saying: "The deceased was susceptible to dire consequences from minor trauma by reason of a pre-existing aneurysm.
An analysis of reserves, done by Ryder Scott, an audit firm, explained what happened to the numbers, and an investigation of documents and processes by Davis, Polk & Wardwell, a New York law firm, explained how and when it happened.The big unanswered question, however, is why it happened.
But, nonetheless, it is a legal requirement for oil companies listed in America.This week's Ryder Scott report "de-books" a further 1-2% of proved reserves, less than some analysts had feared.
Holly's extensive background has prepared her to take the reins at an exciting time for Sue Ryder.
During proceedings last month, the master of the rolls, Lord Dyson, sitting with Lord Justice Richards and Lord Justice Ryder, heard that the case stemmed from a freedom of information request by a Sunday Telegraph journalist to Ipsa in 2010.
Actor and singer Kym Ryder (formerly Kym Marsh) first found fame as a member of Hear'Say, a band created by the reality TV show Popstars in 2001.
