Sentence examples for that can be ridden from inspiring English sources

LIKE many entrepreneurs, Rob Law designer of the Trunki, a wheeled children's suitcase that can be ridden by small, tired owners is impatient with established ideas.

Seats hover at 31 inches or more, particularly on sport bikes, sport-touring hybrids designed for highway use and dual-sports that can be ridden on dirt roads.

The scooter has wide air-filled tires that can be ridden on grass, and Ms. Oravec said it was meant for backyard, not street, use.

ElliptiGO, which has about 3,000 customers and more than $5 million in revenue, sells a bicycle that uses an elliptical motion to propel it — essentially an elliptical trainer that can be ridden on the street.

Here's the column: LIKE many entrepreneurs, Rob Law designer of the Trunki, a wheeled children's suitcase that can be ridden by small, tired owners is impatient with established ideas.

But sales of fuel-efficient dual-sport models that can be ridden both on- and off-road were up 29.4%, and scooter sales have increased 50.6%.

While it is an observable fact that bikes can be ridden even when the gyroscopic effects of their wheels are canceled out, the hypothesis that the gyroscopic effects of the wheels are what keep a bike upright is common in print and online.

It pays for about 200 horses a year to be rehabilitated so that they can be ridden conventionally, although the process is expensive.

"We want to show land managers that these bikes can be ridden on the trail without degrading it, and that skiers and fat bikes can coexist peacefully," Sjoquist said.

The ideal scenario for Lim and Neville is that the storm can be ridden out, but defeat at Real Betis on Sunday could force a change.

Yet harum-scarum speed and constant shifts in perspective mean that some of this can be ridden out.