“Slocum fumbled out his derringer, cocked it, and fired at the horse's rider.”

“I'm not an avid train rider. I prefer my own transportation, one that I can guide in any direction I choose.”

“There was an additional rider that anyone registered as a shareholder before the new structure came into effect was entitled to hold Class B shares.”

“Hiya, Barbie. Do you want to go for a ride? Jump in!”

“The county court judge refused to accept this view and found that her riding of the horse was, as he terms it, a frolic of her own.”

“The county court judge refused to accept this view and found that her riding of the horse was, as he terms it, a frolic of her own.”

“The bus company was going bankrupt because their ridership was too small.”

“The majority of ridership on a transit line comes from about 300 metres around every station.”

“Amtrak logged a record 24 million passengers last year and ridership jumped 80 percent during the Thanksgiving holiday.”

“What is the difference between a wind rode and a tide rode?”

“In close ridings, voters are often forced to act against their real preferences.”

“Does anyone remember when he said Liberal Party members would select candidates in their ridings by ballot in a democratic election?”

“Their equivalents in the Danelaw were wapen-takes, in Kent lathes, in Yorkshire ridings, and in Sussex rapes.”

“The resort is a training area for many of the top riders in the superpipe, and the area continues to host offseason training.”

“To establish acceptability limits for concrete paths, riders rated the discomfort of riding over chipboard sheets of different thicknesses.”

“It doesn't faze her that many times her fellow riders are one-third her age.”

“How many boats have anchor rodes strong enough to take such a loading?”

“Rodes is Divisional Vice President of Marketing Channels, for the Consumer Markets Division of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois.”