Sentence examples for weather-ridden from inspiring English sources

For Devlin, the sheets of rain "expressed the weather-ridden, itinerant lives of the protagonists, while providing the curtain necessary to hide the shift in scenery and props between each monologue".

"I said that to him – I think we won't do any wet-weather riding anymore.

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"Even in appalling weather, riding along the river is an exciting experience.

It's definitely been a wild weather ride this past month, which I hope we don't repeat for future blooms.

Photograph: Al Bello / Getty Images 6.29pm BST The cyclists had the worse of the weather: riding through pouring rain during the women's road cycling race.

Most of Europe's weather rides in under the jet stream from the Atlantic, and most of the western U.S.'s weather comes from the Pacific in a similar manner.

'There's no such thing as bad weather just the wrong kit' may be a well-worn cliche – but with a good waterproof jacket, neoprene overshoes and gloves your wet-weather ride will be a lot less uncomfortable.

Anyhow, in open tribute to our similarly-named football series, here are five things I learned from this year's Ride London: I've always been a self-professed wimp when it comes to wet weather riding.

Get ready for a rollercoaster weather ride as strong Santa Ana winds whip through the region today, only to die off and bow to a 20% chance of rain Thursday night.

You should also consider buying a jacket with reflectors that allows other motorists to see you on the road, with built-in air vents for warm weather riding, or a jacket that contains a thick, removable lining for winter months.