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181. She performed with great natural charm in a television interview and marvelled at all the stretch-limousines she rode in.

182. As I rode away, I noticed that the front disc brake still faded erratically.

183. Old Chao showed them the spare tire, which rode in its own metal case on the rear bumper.

184. I turned scarlet, but I did not contradict him, and we rode into town without exchanging a word.

185. I rode a bus and went swimming on a field trip.

186. The prince and the stepsister rode into the forest again.

187. The ships rode at anchor, their crews merely swelling the ranks of the spectators.

188. Jessica, Chris, and I rode along the creek bed looking for strays.

189. Quickly the king's son mounted his horse again and rode back over forty-nine kingdoms.

190. So she rode slowly through them, mostly holding her breath and praying that they wouldn't charge at her.

191. When he left the homestead he rode his pony to Coopers-town.

192. I scattered pennies and rode on like a young lord through Aldgate and into London.

192. Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

193. I took them off and rode into Haleiwa with Michael.

194. That left lots of time to kill, so Zen rode a bus back up to the centre and wandered along the Corso.

195. Jen switched on the radio, and we turned that up and listened for a while as we rode through the streets.

196. They rode slowly to avoid splashing, although the horses' instinct clearly was to hurry over.

197. Fashanu has been a 20-goal-a-season man ever since Wimbledon rode their magic carpet into the top flight.

198. We rode our camels or walked alongside them covering between 20 and 30 kilometres a day.

199. We visited the ancient city of Petra and rode camels.

200. They rode through spring - it took two hours or so - and entered summer.

201. He rode to fame on the mambo and cha-cha craze of the Eisenhower years, dazzling audiences with his frenetic riffs.

202. We rode on to Safford, hit a bar and had a hell of a good time.

203. We rode home through a brilliant day smelling of primroses.

204. At the time, however, rejected again, he bade farewell and, dejected, rode off.

205. He frequently rode and hunted, and enjoyed swimming, at which he excelled.

206. He rode his bike down that rocky chute behind the school.

207. He watched the bubbles all morning as they rode the wind out of the yard.

208. He crossed the road well ahead of the militiamen and rode into the encampment where the wedding was still being celebrated.

209. The plaintiff rode his horse violently and collided with a pole which the defendant had negligently left in the road.

210. They galloped up until they were within shouting distance, exchanged words with Arghatun, and then rode away again.