Sentence examples similar to thought ridden from inspiring English sources

AS a horse lover, I thought riding was the only way to go, until I discovered another dimension to my favorite animal.

I don't think riding in a fighter plane and getting shot down is  a qualification to be president.

"Although it helps you to keep fit, I think riding a bike on roads is dangerous and unsafe because vehicles may not be able to see you," said Gabrielle, from Durham.

I think riding the Tour before, it just added to how good it feels because I really didn't expect it (to win).

In referring to McCain's military experience, he stated: "Well, I don't think riding in a fighter plane and getting shot down is a qualification to be president".

Commuting, touring, riding a sportive or occasional race, I've always thought about riding two wheels as akin to running.

"But I looked at the race carefully and I thought Dettori rode an incredible race.

H. Graham Motion, Broken Vow's trainer, said: "We're disappointed, but I thought Velazquez rode a brilliant race.

For four weeks, the Huskies' national championship aspirations were thought to ride on the sore back of center Emeka Okafor.

I thought we rode our luck at times today.

I thought Brad rode well in Saturday's individual time trial.