Sentence examples for will have ridden from inspiring English sources

"The people who come in 2011 will have ridden a tiger to get here, and they'll be worried the tiger will turn on them," Mr. Graham said.

Under the rules of the record, days spent in airports or planes are not counted, meaning Hall will have ridden the requisite 18,000 miles in 92 days, an average of almost 200 miles a day.

He will have just ridden round the world in a little over three months.

In the four races that Gutierrez has ridden I'll Have Another, odds have been 44-1, 4-1, 15-1, 3-1.

The shy surfer will have to ride the publicity wave.

In first week I will have to ride 547 miles and climb more than 20,000 metres.

For that to pay off, though, the funds will have to ride out the falls in asset prices well.

They will have to ride Smith some more to give the franchise its first playoff series win since 1987.

One day, they will have to ride two hundred kilometres through the mountains; the next day there might be a long, flat sprint lasting seven hours.

Matt Wrack, FBU general secretary, said: "It is absolutely ludicrous that a government can impose a scheme [that] means that firefighters will have to ride engines and [perform rescues] until they are 60.

You put in the extra work at the start, that makes it easier later in the stage; if the best guy in the break is at 40 minutes, other teams will have to ride which makes it more relaxed.