Internally, long-serving Treasury analysts traditionally ride herd on political appointees, warning them when their proposals are ill conceived or irresponsible.
Another impressive documentary, a field in which Edinburgh is traditionally strong, was Riding Giants, the follow-up from Stacey Peralta to his acclaimed skateboarding study, Dogtown and Z-Boys.
Children, who were traditionally employed to ride the camels and were often traffi cked from Africa and Asia, have been gradually replaced by robotic jockeys, complete with bionic whip.
Teeming with wildlife, it boasts pink flamingoes, Camargue bulls and also native rare-breed grey horses, ridden by troupes of traditionally dressed gardiens (much like cowboys).
The purchase of a horse for one's daughter to ride has traditionally been a standard move in the quest for social advancement.
In Thailand, for instance, a country traditionally associated with elephant riding, Lek Chailert has been spearheading a movement towards ethical elephant tourism since the early noughties.
Strong verbs have five forms: ride, rides, rode, riding, ridden.
I was completely bed ridden.
The motorcycle business, traditionally driven by enthusiasts who ride for fun, is experiencing a dramatic shift as big, expensive cruisers give way to cheaper, commuter-oriented models and more women hit the road on two wheels, a new survey shows.
The entertainers always ride Diamond Class and traditionally jam on the return leg.
