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241. The restaurant delivery boy rode skillfully up on his bike.

242. And from Sonoma men rode or walked north to work the mines of the southern Sierra.

243. Min was blind and rode in a wheelchair, her head lolling to one side.

244. As they rode leisurely through the thyme-scented, bee-humming air, Rincewind pondered on the experiences of the last few days.

245. The police rode into the camp before dawn and found Sitting Bull in bed.

246. He rode his bicycle like a pilgrim on the quest for a holy city.

247. Alexei rode between dragons moulded from paper and paste which were lined up in a side street.

248. The mayor, the mayoress and an obscure royal rode in the first sleek open limousine.

249. She was flung up into madness, as she rode the whirlwind.

250. As they rode cautiously along, Fenella caught glimpses of movement in between the trees.

251. At Christmas William Marshal, loudly protesting his innocence, left his master's service and rode off in search of fresh tournaments.

252. It was our first morning of filming and when I rode the horse I really liked him.

253. They rode almost due north, making for Birdsall Brow and facing into a gusty northwesterly breeze.

254. Texans rode big Kentucky horses, did not parley or give presents, wore home-spun clothes dyed butternut, and were trigger-happy.

255. They were as slow as Mistress Philippa was quick, although they rode on horseback.

256. When he rode into the yard of Cherry Tree Farm, Elizabeth was approaching the house with a pail of milk.

257. And it stretches even further back, to a time when men rode animals, not machines.

258. I rode to Lily's in a cab.

259. Appropriately,[http://sentencedict.com/rode.html] the press rode him hard.

260. The ship rode on the waves [ at anchor in the harbour ].