Sentence examples for should have ridden from inspiring English sources
"Perhaps Ed should have ridden the first round, 2,000 metres and no more, but I got swamped in that hype 'Ed is our saviour'.
Brett Favre should have ridden off into the sunset as a Packers' immortal to be mentioned in the same breath as Lambeau and Lombardi: idolized unanimously, loved unconditionally, respected unequivocally.
Julia: She should've rode out with us!
But it's not reasonable to say that betting against the housing market in 2007 was a bad thing to do, and that companies which had made money from promoting the market earlier in the decade should therefore have ridden it down into oblivion.
On a weekend when MotoGP remembered the late Marco Simoncelli at the circuit now named after him, it was fitting that close friend Rossi produced his best ever ride on the Ducati and Alvaro Bautista took third place on the Gresini Honda that should have been ridden by Simoncelli this year.
"We should have stayed, ridden the storm and seen it out.
André Greipel Cavendish's former team-mate is now 32 but keeps rolling out the wins, this year adding a stage in the Giro; he has taken at least one stage in all the four Tours he has ridden and should add to the list.
"I've ridden on motorcycles, so I guess I should be O.K".
If Oscar Magic is one of the stable's principal hopes for the future – and he goes for the Weatherbys Champion Bumper as a horse that "could be exceptional" – then it seems instructive that Brennan should have been riding an outsider for Tom George in the same race.
