Riding used in a sentence

Riding in a sentence as a noun

Maybe it's also because I _hate_ riding at a moderate pace.

Maybe the internet isn't horse-riding, maybe it's the invention of law.

Manhunt for a slender guy with a backpack riding a bike on MITs campusWell that must've narrowed it right down.

Working past 6 was considered absurd, and a lot of people were perfectly happy just riding the Microsoft wave.

In the overlapping space of these three circles, you'll find this guy, and a very confused leprechaun riding a unicorn.

His mother was on the board of United Way with the CEO of IBM - a helpful thing for a son who became a billionaire by riding IBM's coattails.

His team knew exactly what message to hit, riding the wave of anti-Republican / anti-George W. Bush sentiment, to win the election.

It's hard to hire objectively, staying as close to apple-apples as possible, when your candidates are friends of employees who have significant bonuses riding on the selection.

It makes sense to buy quality items for what you love: if you love riding a bike then investing in a quality bike is frugal because it saves you and the environment from unneeded consumption and hair-pulling.

Since real money is involved and salaries and careers are riding on this number going up, they'll employ all kinds of perverse and intrusive tricks in order to inflate that number every quarter for as long as it is a measure of success.

As our office handed down arrest records and probation terms for riding dirt bikes in the street, cutting through a neighbor’s yard, hosting loud parties, fighting, or smoking weed – shenanigans that had rarely earned my own classmates anything more than raised eyebrows and scoldingsWhether these crimes deserve any police attention is something that could be discussed, but surely we can agree that prosecuting black kids but not white kids is something that drives inequality in society?