Sentence examples for will not be ridden from inspiring English sources

It is a thoroughly timely reminder that you will not be ridden over roughshod and keep smiling through it.

George Bush and Clarence Thomas will not be riding to our rescue.

"When I reach that age, I will not be riding," he said.

If they get in trouble, NATO will not be riding to the rescue, except in the most dire cases.

Although Schleck will not be riding these final stages, he has been busy since being removed from the Tour by his team on Tuesday night.

Dale Romans stood on the apron at Belmont Park on Wednesday morning and offered his assessment of Kent Desormeaux, the Hall of Fame jockey who will not be riding Romans's horse Saturday in the Belmont Stakes.

Wiggins, 33, confirmed he will not be riding the Vuelta a Espana, putting his focus now on the World Championships in September, where he wants to add the time- trial crown to the Olympic title he won 12 months ago in London.

The music industry will not be riding to the rescue of HMV, with none of the world's biggest record companies – Universal, Sony and Warner – interested in buying the UK's last major high street DVD and CD chain.

The Guardian also understands that the team sprinter Jess Varnish – who partnered the now retired Victoria Pendleton at London last year – will not be riding in Minsk because of injury, with the leading candidate to take her place alongside Wales's Becky James being the 19-year-old Victoria Williamson.

But Thomas will not be riding for personal glory at Le Tour for a year or two yet: his job this summer will be to support Froome again.

"We are disappointed that Ian will not be riding but safety obviously comes first," said North West Technical Director Mervyn Whyte.