Sentence examples for to ride something from inspiring English sources

He looked desperate to ride something.

John McCain used to ride something called the Straight Talk Express.

Despite his success in a financial climate that hardly encourages spending on hand-built bicycles, Warmerdam believes Britain is lagging behind the US in its appreciation of local, handmade products: "Americans seem to be more proud to ride something made in America than we are to ride something British".

Of course, Walsh was not free to choose Sir Des Champs until Bryan Cooper, retained by the owners of Sir Des Champs, chose to ride something else.

"He'll tell me, 'I'm not driving up and back again to ride something that's probably going to be fourth.' He'd rather stay closer to home and his family.

And in honoring the industrial open road with an ode to music and postwar mobility, it presented the motorway like the Beach Boys did the surf: as something to ride, something to get lost on. .

So why ride something so primitive when the modern surfboard is infinitely more user-friendly?

People in cities are clearly going to be riding something.

And that's too bad, the Tour is something that I love dearly, something I wanted to ride in, something I wanted to be competitive in".

How long he'll be able to ride is something else again.

It is the same track used for bobsled and luge, but in a bobsled, the slider gets to ride inside something about the size of a canoe, and in the luge, at least the rider gets to go down the course feet first.