Sentence examples for trike from inspiring English sources

Because of his disabilities, he wasn't riding – he didn't feel comfortable riding his "trike" all day, he said.

As well as the backpack version there's also a snowmobile (created for the Winter Olympics in Vancouver), a trike (it mapped Stonehenge in 2009) and an upright trolley (pushed gently through museums and galleries).

But Eggleston's trike has a context, and between Stephen Shore's frozen dinner, Martin Parr's fast-food counter, and Helen Levitt's vivid gaggle of runway-ready street urchins, this show provides it.

There's a contraption called "Coaster Rollers," with a track that glides across acorn-shaped objects with the same diameter as a circle; the "Enigma Café," where a boy named Wyatt attempted to fit T-shaped wooden blocks into a square board; and a square-wheeled trike, the highlight of the upper floor.

When she'd seen the trike on the lawn out front, she'd assumed that this woman would reach immediately for her pocketbook.

Its battery — which can provide about a kilowatt-hour of power on one charge, or enough to give the trike a range of about fifty miles, assuming the rider pedals half the time — costs a thousand dollars, or as much as the rest of the components combined.

The trike is typical of a number of Griffith's recent inventions, in that he designed it to address a perceived environmental issue in his own life — dependence on automobiles — while also hoping eventually to find a market for it.

The trike also presents an energy problem of its own.

The skill level to drive those little step vans is like a kid riding a trike".

A trike lay tipped over in the rutted grass, and a plastic pool of water held a scum of leaves.

A trike.