“ride”造句，怎麼用ride造句

She asks, can you ride along?

I can ride a bicycle, and I can drive a car, but I can not ride a horse.

It's a ten-minute ride on the bus.

Shorts that ride up can be very uncomfortable.

The first was a salutary reminder that infectious disease can hitch a plane ride anywhere.

Then she couldn't ride her llama to school because the whole herd was running loose.

Somebody who could appreciate the cowgirl within her, the girl whose Texan grandfather had taught her to ride and shoot.

Getting off the rollercoaster is one thing; being able to get on the next ride quite another.

1f we're not too prissy, we can ride around in a goddam limousine with the best of 'em!"

So, watch your head as your ride those giants' shoulders, and good luck harnessing all that insight and knowledge into your next generation of projects, products, or offerings.

Although more and more Chinese own cars, most Chinese still like to ride bicycles. This is determined by a lot of factors.

Or embrace them and ride along – which is not only the path of least resistance: It’s also the most profitable trail to take.

Go easy on colorful foods just before a big ride or race, advises registered dietitian Shawn Dolan, Ph.D. They tend to be high in fiber, which can cause stomach upset during exercise.

After pilot Ken Collins had parachuted to the ground, he was stunned to be greeted by three civilians in a pickup, who offered to give him a ride to the wreckage of his plane.

Strodel devours a small block of smoked cheddar from a row of samples a final reward after a 30-minute tour of Shelburne Farms that also includes a wagon ride through rolling pastures and a stop at the historic Victorian main house.

This balloon ride is incredible.

Can I hitch a ride with you?

They can basically ride off into the sunset scot-free.

It's only a 5-minute bus-ride to the park.

You'll never learn to ride a bicycle if you don't practise.

Some of those involved may "ride the wave," and take advantage of those who are not politicised, seizing illegitimate opportunities.

5Saudi Arabian men ride on the newly-opened Holy Sites metro light rail in Mecca on November 2, 2010.

You will ride on the famous tour boat“ Maid of the Mist” to take an up close view of this most majestic waterfall of the world.

He does what he does because he wants to, and if some of us want to join a fight club and see him as heroic, that's just part of the ride.

"as a young sport, rules may vary from contest to contest. Judges consider a number of factors in scoring: making the wave--the surfer's ability to get into the wave at the proper place and time, and to end the ride at the proper time;"

The luxury model gives a smoother ride.

A: Do I need any training before I ride the snowboard?

My Bike! You can't ride it! But maybe I'll take you for a ride! Learning to share has never been more fun than with this delightful lift-the-flap book!

How they work: To get off the ground from a runway, a hypersonic plane would either hitch a ride on a conventional plane, or have its own conventional jet engine.

He hitched a ride to the station.

You might walk, run, ride your bike, dance, or do yoga.

A drill or safety briefing is also important for extracurricular trips, which may involve students who don't ride a bus regularly and may not be familiar with the safety features.

The two leaders had been scheduled to meet over dinner, but strong wind, dust and cloud cover forced the cancellation of Mr. Obama's helicopter ride to Kabul.

`Give me a ride on your shoulders, Daddy.'