Sentence examples for while i ride from inspiring English sources

And while I ride pretty regularly now — and think I look convincing — I've noticed that no matter how fast and agile I feel, everyone whizzes past, weaving around me effortlessly.

I talk to Calvin while I ride - perhaps it's the danger that makes me feel closer to him.

If you can fit that on a t-shirt so that it's legible enough to be read by someone standing on the sidewalk while I ride by on my sweet dirtbike, then you've got yourself a deal.

She drives while I ride beside her, slaloming through our neighborhood streets.

While I will cherish those memories, I'm still looking forward to that day when I will be able to pull up in the child drop off line, blow kisses to my youngest, smile at her teachers, and wave while I ride off into the morning full of caffeine and deadlines.

Maybe it was when I was pregnant and both White and Black people shook their heads at my belly while I rode MARTA.

The locals dressed me in the traditional clothing of Todos Santos and topped my outfit off with a feathered hat, tied under my chin with a ribbon so I wouldn't lose it while I rode.

This little man with the lightsaber boner spanked me on the bum with a leather paddle while I rode a Segway back and forth in a room full of Jedis.

Even though I got rid of TV months ago, like many people, I'd gotten used to my life having a soundtrack: earphones on and tunes or podcasts while I walked to the train station, videos on my iPhone while I rode the train; even my cookery had music or downloaded programs accompanying it.

One afternoon, while I rode atop an armored personnel carrier on patrol with a detachment of Uruguayan soldiers, it became obvious that rather than prepping to go out into the jungle, as I'd expected, we were actually policing the streets of Goma's poorest neighborhoods, as well as power plants, airstrips, and crossroads the kind of places a rebel army would likely attack.

One afternoon, while I rode atop an armoured personnel carrier on patrol with a detachment of Uruguayan soldiers, it became obvious that rather than prepping to go out into the jungle, as I'd expected, we were actually policing the streets of Goma's poorest neighbourhoods, as well as power plants, airstrips and crossroads – the kind of places a rebel army would likely attack.