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Mark knew it was only a matter of time before Susan would be able to ride the bus on her own .

I asked Him to ride with you and keep you safe, to put His hand on your shoulder.

Throwing caution to the wind, he decided to ride his motorcycle without a helmet.

Carlyon knows first hand the proper way to ride a broomstick -he said he had three, though all were grounded at the moment.

If one of these doesn't work try another. If none of them work, then maybe you just need to ride it out.

Mr Vandevelde says private equity has the advantage of being able to ride out the difficulties of a bad season, as it invests for 3-6 years.

But he had the guts to take on Johnson, and as the year dawned, he was the only horse the anti-warriors had to ride.

to ride across ! the general said coldly and severely , in answer to a question from one of the staff.

'Two or three years ago, fund mangers would not have called. Most were just looking to ride a bull market wave, ' he said.

When he fell off a horse, he sworn that he would never try to ride horses, you know, once bitten, twice shy.

First of all, I invited her to ride Bam Bam Car and felt shamed to find her driving skill is much better than I .

These easy to ride boards opened up the once exclusive sport to legions of enthusiasts.

Then I felt at ease and justified. As long as he took my cigarette, I was entitled to ride in his truck.

He was the first man to ride up in that Phoenix capsule and reach the surface after more than two months underground.

Mounted on the dragon's back, she oft felt as if she were learning to ride all over again.

During the Depression, when nobody had any money, he would invite boys to ride the ice truck with him just to get them off the street.

" The knight replied, " If you permit me to ride out on the bravest and wisest, the great horse Knowing-one, only then can I win the battle.

The Fram continued to ride the floes toward the Pole at the creaky pace of a few miles a day.

One morning the King had been out hunting and happened to ride by the cottage of Patroclus with a train of his knights.

Overall, freelancers are more flexible, so it is often easier to ride the economic wave, be it up or down.

It's been a bit stop-start for me this season but football's all about ups and downs and sometimes you just have to ride the rollercoaster.

At the 31 mile mark I gave Andrei my bike, an easy to ride Gary Fisher Zebrano hybrid, so he could rest a bit.

He was ready to ride off when he sees one of the squires rushing across the drawbridge, yelling for him.

eg. Bob was determined to be a CEO , even if he had to ride out a few years in low positions at the company.

The young man is the same size as a one-year-old and loves to ride on top of his father's shoulders or be carried by his mother.

Sara: Okay. But I don't want to ride in an old beat- up clunker! Some of these cabs don't even have air conditioning!

We're back in Stuart's Draft, but it's too damn cold to ride horses and lay outside in the sun, so video blogging it shall be.

Bicycles and perhaps skates may be run by jet power, and a new thing to ride may be a small flying saucer. Imagine a race between them!

Low salary means they won't make a good job trying to get people that try to ride without paying. So, you will earn less money with fines.

To those of you close to a bi-polar person, the best thing you can do is try to ride their waves as best as you can.

Motorcyclists with years of experience say they have learned to ride as if other drivers cannot see them.

As the days passed, Lill continued to ride and her father continued to ask about her job-hunting.

XI, do not parallel with the vehicle in front wheels, be sure to ride the front car of one to three feet at the rear.

Here we are now going to the north side. I look at my friends as they start to ride. Ride at night yeah we ride all day.

And yet, we keep trying to ride this horse.

It would scare the hell out of me to ride that bike as fast as he does.

Easy to ride, this punchy four-stroke single has a full five speed gearbox to keep you ahead of the traffic, wherever you're going.

I know of no better place for you to ride the horse than just up and down in front of the gap that I ordered you to have closed.

Regardless, Wall Street looks likely to lose the IPO crown, but at least some are able to ride the IPO dragon.

You do it, Mary, "he said. " I'm going out with my friends. We're going to ride, and drink, and swim.

Yes, she added, she knew how to ride a little; she had been given a horse as a present on the day of her first communion.

Still, parts of the new highways are good enough to ride on, so we alternate between the finished roads and the bump sections.

The boy wanted to ride in the street, but his mother told him not to (ride in the street).

A few sectors of the economy are already trying to ride the wave.

All that acknowledged, my decision to ride cross-country again was a great one.

Anyway, I got a cattle truck and the driver said I had to ride on top with a couple of other guys. Women and children were in the cab.

The boy wanted to ride his bicycle in the street , but his mother told him not to.

In which there is a line gown, long, but the waist and sleeves just cover the elbow, short-sleeved jacket easy to ride, so called "jacket. "

If he were to ride a bicycle he would burn far more calories and would therefore consume even more food.

She looked at me strangely and said, "There isn't much place to ride a bicycle in the mountains. "

Then he began to ride the bike along with a runner friend.

After walking for days and days he came to a city whose king had a horse named Rondello that no one had ever been able to ride.

I knew how much she wanted to learn to ride.

Businesses and people everywhere have pulled over to the side of the road and parked, hoping to ride out the recession in safety.

And then abandoning all our gear, we were forced to ride out in the middle of the night, in a quite dramatic scene.

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

The boy wanted to ride his bicycle in the streetbut his mother told him not to.

Li dong did not learn to ride by himself but by his dad.

An ability to recognize long-term global economic trends and to ride them even at the cost of disrupting the company's existing business.

As long as you aren't retiring in the next few years, you can probably afford to ride this economic down turn out.

That's a lot for someone said to be shy and humble, who used to ride the bus to work back home, just like many of these people did.

Building an ABM, it was argued, implied that we might await a Soviet attack and seek to ride it out.

If I hadn't dreamt of being a soldier or a newspaper boy. I wouldn't have learned to swim, to dive, to climb trees or to ride a bicycle.

By adding to its lineup of upscale cars, Volvo should be able to ride that wave, Mr. Zhang said.

He had a bad spill trying to ride that horse.

For all its ham-fisted PR, it has, so far, been able to ride out its image problems.

"If there's anyone in a position to ride this out, it is the Japanese, " despite the devastation seen today, he said.

Making fun A woman is going to ride the motorcycle with two men picking up, attracting other men to make fun of them.

Zion was wonderful to ride through- you go right through the bottom of a canyon, with amazing rock formations rising on all sides.

The wind is too strong for me to ride on the road.

A surcharge is required for upgrading to deluxe class or fast ferries, or to ride on Sundays and Public Holidays.

Pedal down hill while you are at the front of a bunch. Cyclists dislike having to ride constantly under brakes.

Arrival at the Elephant within 15 minutes where you will be able to ride one of these magnificent creature for about 15 minutes.

My task was to ride trains across the country and listen to a cross section of Americans talk about their country.

After the workers thanked him, George got a special treat-he got to ride in the helicopter.

Who can teach me to ride a bike? She teaches the children music.

Their best chance is to stay inside. Try to ride it out.

And it's a time to think very, very carefully about what stocks and other vehicles you use to ride the last stages of this trend.

Far better, the ayatollah may judge, to ride out the two years that remain before Mr Ahmadinejad is constitutionally required to stand down.

Lots of people want to ride with you in the limo , but what you want is someone who will take the bus with you when the limo breaks down .

Since Robinson had the sag correctors installed, cereal production has been able to ride through brown outs and brief power interruptions.

The traffic is not too bad, so as long as you stick to the outskirts of the major towns, you should be OK to ride safely.

Only a few brave cyclists have dared to ride along its inhospitable plateau and forge a passage through these mystic lands into Kathmandu .

And yet, we try to convince people to ride with us all the time while we're blindfolded.

The little boy has such a good balance that he spent little time on learning to ride bicycles.

I really liked to ride the horses, but it was up to the owner whether we could ride or just walk them.

It is not safe for the ships to ride (at anchor) in the harbour when the enemy planes are hovering overhead.

It hasn't lured me away from theatre, but I'm just going to try to ride this wave and then jump onto another and see how far it takes me.

He expresses his gratitude for your assistance and gives you a panther to ride in a preprogrammed path to the Alliance landing on the beach.

Attempt to sustain the note with the air, allowing the tongue to "ride" on the stream of air, as relaxed as possible.

So designers, who had avoided technology to the point of eschewing e-commerce, are using it to ride today's shopping wave.

Nobody mentioned the elevators 15 feet to the left of the door, so we had to ride the narrow escalators (see pic) with the luggage.

Day 1, Dr. Connor got a bad spill trying to ride a horse.

The Polish medical student was finishing up a five-week trip through China and wanted to ride the train before leaving.

Very naughty girls sometimes arrange to ride together to the countryside, she was found to have met you took her away.

Having found a way to ride the wave of taxpayer revolt, he got reelected as Governor of California.

DPRK WANTS TO RIDE THE BIKE OF PEACE WITH ALL OF YOU AS LONG AS YOU RESPECT DPRK.

Thou liftest me up to the wind; thou causest me to ride upon it, and dissolvest my substance.

The emperor asked what you want to Magnolia, magnolias do not want an official, just want to ride a Maxima, to send back home magnolia.

He got on the back of one of donkeys and began to ride home.

If it's a lose, I get naught - not even a penny for me to ride home on the tram.

But all too often, the group will cause you to ride fast when you would be best served by a slow, easy recovery ride.

Any number of signal, service or guide dogs for the disabled are allowed to ride Muni Free and Unmuzzled.

I think it would be a very good thing for more women to ride and take the road away from the men!

A mysterious cowboy kills a group of outlaws before abandoning his naked son to ride off with a woman.

Events at the European summit this week have spectacularly unseated Mr Cameron's attempt to ride these two diverging horses.

Oh sonny , I learned to ride a bicycle when I was just a little tyke .

What are some tactics that astute investors are trying to ride the roller coaster of this highly cyclical business?

She was clearly too small for me to ride, so I pictured her pulling a pony cart up our dirt road.

Many young people queue up to ride very fast and scary roller coasters, screaming but enjoying themselves.

Continuing to ride China's coattails while limiting tension with it would truly make Australia the lucky country.

It discourages me that every time I try to ride a bicycle I fall off.

Because you are not at ease with figurative values, "you don't know how far you may expect to ride it and when it may break down with you. "

My advice is to ride it out , make an occasional smart- aleck quip .

The trip: You won't be able to ride in a horse-drawn coach like Pickwick, but many of the locations are on the mainline railway.

eg. It discourages me that every time I try to ride a bike I fall off.

She told me her name and said we had friends in common and asked me to ride beside her.

'It's my best summer one. 'Twas very warm when I started, and I didn't know I was going to ride, and that it would be night. '

They say they're ready and they plan to ride it out comfortably amidst the chaos. Iver Lofving is convinced the world is running out of oil.

This next day source factory has altogether arranged two kind of power dispositions , tries for the media to ride.

Despite a mandatory evacuation order, Walton told the AP she plans to stay in her home to ride out Hurricane Irene.

He used to walk to his rice fields twice a day, but now he prefers to ride his motorcycle.

Adding to concern among some advisers: After some particularly lean years , pros will be just as eager to ride momentum to lock in gains .

So my wife and I took her to the JinZhong Resevoir to ride bicycle this morning.

Tom seems to ride roughshod over the friends.

He took his children to ride on the flying swings.

Those brave enough to ride it were offered a stiff brandy at the top.

For the moment, Disney appears determined to ride out the storm.

If you're close enough to ride a bicycle to your job instead of driving or taking public transportation, you may save in more ways than one.

Children must be instructed in road safety before they are allowed to ride a bike on the road.

His friend just got his driver's license and my son wants to ride in the car with him.

It was real fun to ride in the movies, just like you were in the film yourself.

So, are the Mongol hordes about to ride roughshod over the Old Continent?

Our first target was to ride the length of Lake Kariba on the Zambian side.

The heroic Pakistani people will be able to ride out the storm, embrace hope and achieve new development.

It's like trying to ride a motorbike to catch a Ferrari.

Pat, do not tighten the upper body, desperately to ride, be sure to relax hands, arms and facial muscles.

From this I knew that my young mistress was out of danger and would soon be able to ride again.

If it was time to put in work would you be down to ride?

I wouldn't have beaten them though, because at the end of the race, I'm no longer able to ride like I have to.

"They are also prepared to ride through storms where American companies aren't. And they are more commercial and agile than others. "

As my father insisted on keeping seven bloodhounds and a pony for me to ride, it was all rather a squash.

The three of us decided to ride out the storm in downtown Houston with my parents in their sixth floor apartment.

Back at the car. The girls fought like sisters over who got to ride up front.

'It's very dangerous to ride a bicycle again at your age, ' his wife said.

She hurt herself when trying to ride a horse.

Then next, I advised my princess to ride merry-go-round. At the beginning, my princess was really grace enough.

When large animals are in a race, they need someone to ride them. But instead of a person, the robot on this camel's back will be its rider.

After walking for about an hour we re turned to our bicycles and began to ride home.

Yeah , she said, um, "the jig is up , " and then she went to ride the bull. Oh, and she said you two came together .

We went for a bus to ride up Fifth Avenue and then walked for a while around Central Park Lake.

Teach me to ride like a man. -- And chew tobacco like a man. And spit like a man!

The part of father is supporting the bicycle behind an explain in detail for me to ride the bike main theme.

Life improved greatly, he recalls, when he learnt to ride a bike and could go properly off the rails.

"When the crises erupted in Asia there was always the US and the International Monetary Fund there to ride to the rescue, " he says.

To make it into the record books, Colin had to drive the bike 100 metres, but amazingly he managed to ride more than a mile.

The wave you the dual flight heart resembles the dream, increases the gentleman to store the cloud to ride disperses the wind.

King Wulingwang of Zhao ordered his army to wear close-fitting clothes like the minority groups and learn to ride horses and shoot arrows.

Rather than accept those losses , it kept moving back the positions in an effort to ride out the price spike .

A second-best solution is the right to ride (gently) through parks and on pavements without being fined.

Toshiba is among many electronics manufacturers around the world looking to ride the wave of demand that has swelled with the iPad.

Remember, the Green Sea Turtle is a protected, endangered species. So don't touch, grab on to, or try to ride these valuable creatures.

I say put faith in your own ability to ride out the storm knowing that all will end well, and as you have been led to expect.

Teach your child to ride on the right, in single file if riding with others, in the same direction that the traffic is going.

Sean and three classmates took a field trip Wednesday to ride elevators at the Amway Grand, JW Marriott and Courtyard by Marriott hotels.

My work for London Marathon for last couple of days gave me a good excuse to ride my A-bike all over London.

For those counting on the Chinese consumer to ride to the world's rescue, here, surely, was the news they had been waiting for.

With all of her supplies ready, Mary went back home to ride out the typhoon.

1902 - Theodore Roosevelt became the first President of the United States to ride in an automobile.

Cousin ran over to encourage me: "you don't lose heart, my cousin believe that you can learn to ride a bike skill. "

Unmanned is right. I dont think anyone's dumb enough to ride in a Chinese rocket.

The fact that content factories are being created to ride on the back of search engines highlights an uncomfortable paradox.

'We have a large district, the largest in Louisiana, ' he said. 'We didn't want to lease a bicycle for him to ride on.

My little one keeps trying to ride the snail and it's still going.

The Feudal Knight is used to crush opposing infantry and to ride down enemy cavalry until the later appearance of plate armour.

Such knowledge will help you to 'ride' the wave instead of being a 'victim' to it.

If I increase the pressure, I'm going to ride the coexistence line up.

I could understand that if you were making a movie about dragons in 3-D, you'd want a human to ride one.

When Einstein was a teenager he enjoyed imagining what it would be like to ride a beam of light.

The neocortex seems to ride the dialogue.

While thousands fled, two people who tried to ride out the firestorm in a backyard hot tub were burned.

A ticket to ride the train from Chicago to Seattle, Washington was fifty-one dollars and fifty cents.

Your daughter hates school and is so scared of failure she won't even try to ride a bike?

Our bike isn't made of bamboo, but we're still going to ride it home. See you next time.

President Theodore Roosevelt became the first US chief executive to ride in an automobile, in Hartford , Connecticut.

Among developing economies, India was best placed to ride out the impact of a US recession.

Mark volunteered to ride the bus with Susan each morning and evening until she got the hang of it.

You're going to ride from California up to Los Angles?

finally, my mother allowed me to go to Inner Mongolia, but she ask me not to ride horse.

We ought to learn to walk go and working and being at school , also to be able to ride on a bicycle.

You can make a choice as to what you wish to ride and consequently you can fiddle with the axis to give preferred shape.

"Some of the them, " he writes, "were learning to ride wearing open-toe sandals on boards with no grip tape. "

Oh sonny, when I learned to ride a bike I was just a tyke.

He is such a careful driver that everyone likes to ride in his car.

Eg. He invites me to go to ride a horse together with him.

Their aim is to ride out the downturn with as much talent intact as possible.

you need strong nerves to ride a bike in London.

I came across a lot of hills that were really hard to ride on but I saw it as obstacles that I face in life.

Some of these executives told the Financial Times they refused to ride on China's high-speed trains because of safety concerns.

Is hit boat strong enough to ride out the storms of the Cape?

Russian President Vladimir Putin jokingly compared his learning of German to a circus bear learning to ride a bike.

To Traditionalists, Peter was the devil. And the devil was about to ride.

I found that funny because we never could put a saddle on the horse but had to ride it bare-backed.

Learning to ride a horse was a powerful form of leverage.

vt. I taught her to ride a bicycle.

Although learning to ride a bicycle is not so easy, but I think the thing that makes me unforgettable, is very interesting.

Jim tries to meet up with Mr. Cooger because he wants to ride the carousel, but Will stops him and he takes off toward the carnival.

I'm sorry, Li Hua, but you don't get to ride shotgun on the way home. I need you to sit in back and hold the stereo.

Those improved economic fundamentals are reasons why many analysts think China is well positioned to ride out the latest crisis.

Some were so large they could have borne a man upon their backs. Yandry swore the Rhoynar princes used to ride them across the river.

The people who make it their job to ride horses in races got their professional title through a mixture of love and hate.

Many air travelers in the United States gladly pay extra - sometimes a lot extra - to ride in first class rather than coach.

So what the wounded newcomers sometimes interpret as condescension is actually more along the lines of teaching someone to ride a bicycle.

I will persist and develop my skills as the mariner develops his, by learning to ride out the wrath of each storm.

As long as he was headed in the direction I wanted to go, I was willing to ride.

Do you think white-collars and other well-paid people are willing to ride bicycles and take the bus to work?

Andrew Jackson was the first president to ride in a railroad train.

One day the prince of a neighboring country happened to ride by and saw the coffin and beautiful Snow White in it.

I dare you to ride your bike through the gate with no hands.

had a municipal law which required black citizens to ride in the back of the city's buses.

The elders, disables, and people not in good health shall be accompanied to ride elevators.

The optional cushioned seat and back allows you to ride in pure comfort and I am sure it will make all of your friends want to lock you up.

To balance on a bike we need somatic tacit knowledge, but to ride it in traffic we need collective tacit knowledge.

Abdi Aden makes his living by charging tourists to ride on his large, red-costumed camel on Kenya's picturesque eastern coast.

BP dismisses such speculation and says it has ample resources to ride out the crisis .

Use your own transportation or make arrangements to ride with a neighbor.

"Tyler's gone from a carriage to crawling to walking to a scooter to learning to ride a two-wheeler, " she says.

We go out for dinner, and the manager takes us horse racing, to watch not to ride! That improves the team spirit.

So are the coastal cities of Santa Monica and Malibu, where people like to ride surfboards on the Pacific Ocean waves.

before he climber on his donkey to ride home, the shopkeeper and the shop-assistant ran out.

Some even reckoned that "decoupling" might allow the region to ride out the storm that began in rich-country financial markets.

Whether you're interested in Western- or English-style horseback riding, some simple information can help you learn to ride a horse fast.

Who taught her to ride a bike?

You might even have tried to ride your dog like it was a horse.

Try to ride an existing wave vs. creating your own market. If you can, catch onto an emerging macro trend and ride it.

Fundamental factors are very important to a long-term trader who wants to ride major trends for several months or years.

When you first learn to ride your bike you may fall over and over. Bruise a knee and cry a bit.

Second one is made of steel. Arrow cannot penetrate it, but soldiers who wears that armor need help to ride horses.

Among the square is symbolic makes an idol - Su Heba Towle to ride the big horse.

This time, don't count on China to ride to the rescue of a faltering global recovery.

Prosthetic limbs should be secured or removed to prevent hazards or loss due to ride forces. Please see an attendant for assistance.

Three speed cycles are simple and reliable to ride around the town.

In the case of servers, souped-up computers that dish up data, the market shift Cisco intends to ride is virtualisation.

In the case of servers, souped-up computers that dish up data, the market shift Cisco intends to ride is virtualization.

But some nimble Chinese companies without the heft of the multinational giants are poised to ride the Olympic boom, too.

Nevertheless, South America's new links to China have helped it to ride out the world recession relatively unscathed.

A wooden sidecar coupled to a friend's bike allows him to ride through a town that mocks him.

If you really make a point to ride the vowels, you can be soft and still heard in the back row.

This is a shooting game similar to Contra, with a shotgun into the streets of Nouakchott, the eradication of evil forces to ride roughshod .

To add to the "ease and carriage" of the horse and to make it more pleasurable to ride.