Sentence for riding | Use riding in a sentence

Riding sentence example. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use riding in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for riding.

• I simply love riding. (8)
• My lord was out riding in the park. (10)
• Dolly was given to riding off on theories. (8)
• Rose came down-stairs dressed for riding. (10)
• Could she not go riding with her own father? (8)
• Boating, riding, and walking were his exercises. (2)
• He delivered his courtliest; he was riding on cloud. (10)
• What she loved best in the world just then was riding. (8)
• He liked riding, rowing, and fencing better than games. (8)
• She was riding her old mare through a field of flowers. (8)
• Billy Morgan inaugurated the now common mule riding act. (21)
• A stab of misgiving shot through Val; this was riding very blind. (8)
• If she had been riding before, I should not have asked it of her. (4)
• Two syllables more, and the parsons would be riding it to sawdust. (10)
• An hour later, Robert was mounted and riding to the meet of hounds. (10)
• An hour later, Robert was mounted and riding to the meet of hounds. (22)
• Lena is away riding; she weeps constantly when she is within four walls. (10)
• To-morrow he would get back to Mildenham and see what hard riding would do. (8)
• Riding out perfectly crazed by it, I met Kiomi, and transferred my emotions. (10)
• Caught out thus characteristically riding past the hounds Courtier bit his lips. (8)
• He is riding at a walk, straight up the long slope, with never a turn of the head. (1)
• His face, naturally so frank, seemed to clench up, as if he were riding at a fence. (8)
• The Prince riding by descried it for a lanthorn, with an old man sleeping beside it. (8)
• Robert was seen riding out, and the tramp of his horse was heard as he returned homeward. (10)
• Robert was seen riding out, and the tramp of his horse was heard as he returned homeward. (22)
• She walked out one November afternoon and met him riding along with a notorious creature. (10)
• They beheld the riding forth of troopers and a knot of officers hotly conversing together. (10)
• Riding with Weyburn and the joyful Leo, she encountered Mr. Eglett and called out the news. (10)
• Since that brute Worrell crossed me riding with you, I loathe my name; I want to do things. (10)
• Countess Lena von Lenkenstein was riding to see her betrothed shoot on a neighbouring estate. (10)
• And, for a week at least, the passion for riding and the sight of hounds carried all before it. (8)
• The latter was in riding attire, about to mount to ride and meet them, accompanied by the Duke. (10)
• Any thing from riding postillion on the leaders to officiating as brides-maid, and I am your man. (6)
• Dallie stood up like a bit of thistle-down and, poised lightly on her horse, went riding around. (21)
• When he reached the house and found that she had gone out riding alone, his uneasiness increased. (8)
• At this moment a young officer of artillery came riding slowly up the road attended by his bugler. (1)
• And then they went, outwardly sober enough, riding their mules down the stony slopes back to Mentone. (8)
• A dozen staff officers were riding to the various brigade and regimental commanders, who had remounted. (1)
• If you go on with it, you shall end by riding in your carriage, and cutting it as fine as any of them. (10)
• Mendelssohn was fond of out-of-door life, walking, riding and swimming; he also greatly enjoyed dancing. (3)
• She had evidently been riding, for she wore high boots and a skirt which had enabled her to sit astride. (8)
• His father also took him riding in Richmond Park, on his pony, Mouse, so-called because it was so-coloured. (8)
• Palmet pricked up his ears; but he was taken out riding to act cavalier to Mrs. Devereux and Miss Halkett. (10)
• Returning homeward through the park, she beheld him on horseback riding by the side of the identical lady. (10)
• Riding out in the open air as I received it, I could fancy in my hot joy that it had dropped out of heaven. (10)
• Still there, in the window, were the slim pumps, the patent leathers with cloth tops, the sooty riding boots. (8)
• Riding between the hemlocks to the mansion, Roderick Barclugh was struck with the taste of this American home. (18)
• Now the number of Saxe-Normans riding out to meet and greet the Welshmen is declared to have not exceeded nine. (10)
• His intention of riding up to Croridge at noon to request his interview with Mr. Kirby-Levellier was then stated. (10)
• Val particularly admired the life of her own she carried on, besides carrying on his, and riding better every year. (8)
• All went by, riding into line some paces distant; and again they laughed as they bent forward to the lady, shouting. (10)
• All went by, riding into line some paces distant; and again they laughed as they bent forward to the lady, shouting. (22)
• I am, we will say, riding home from the hunt: I see you awaiting me: I read your heart as though you were beside me. (10)
• Opinions varied as to the advisability of riding out the threatening squall, or going ashore to wait for it to pass. (20)
• Amongst the objects in the scene, they soon discovered an animated one; it was a man on horseback riding towards them. (4)
• But, this is a tidy Port, and that was a delectable sort of young lady that you were riding with when we parted last! (10)
• Half an hour later they were all three riding to the market-town, where Mr. Adister paid a fruitless call on his lawyer. (10)
• Laxley was two clear lengths in advance, but seemed riding, as Mr. George remarked, more for pace than to take the jump. (10)
• He looked back from the bend, and could still make out Antonia riding leisurely, her face upturned, and revelling in the shower. (8)
• Earlier than usual, she was riding next day in the Row, alone for perhaps two minutes, and Sir Lukin passed her, formally saluting. (10)
• Also the sleepy town of Princeton presented its scenes of disaster to Barclugh, who was riding along on his solitary journey of intrigue. (18)
• Riding to and fro, and chattering, and commotion, of which the margravine was the centre, went on, and the band played beautiful waltzes. (10)
• He jumped to kiss her, and went on chattering of a place fifteen miles distant, where he had seen Sir Willoughby riding with a young lady. (10)
• She was but little at Mildenham, and he, in his unhappiness, was there nearly all the time, riding extra hard, and leaving Gyp with his sister. (8)
• Infamous poison to poor Polly; but as the thunder destroys small insects, exalted schemers are to be excused for riding down their few thousands. (10)
• Here scores of men, as unclothed as the horses they bestrode, were riding their animals out into the shallows, bathing with them in the yellow stream. (20)
• In accordance with this plan of action she presented an untroubled front at breakfast, went out riding with little Ann, and shopping with her mother afterwards. (8)
• The word still rankled, and thoughts of enlisting jostled his aching head; of riding over the veldt, firing gallantly, while the Boers rolled over like rabbits. (8)
• The horses were the great attraction for them, and, perhaps in concession to their habitual destitution in this respect, the riding was providentially very good. (9)

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Definition of riding:

• riding, r’ding, n. one of the three divisions of the county of york. (0)

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