Examples of 'rode' in a sentence
Meaning of "rode"
Ride (verb): To sit on and control the movement of a vehicle or animal
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- simple past tense of ride
- past participle of ride
- Of a male woodcock, to fly back and forth over the edge of a woodland while calling; to perform its, typically crepuscular, mating flight.
- The line from a vessel to its anchor.
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We all rode the same first snowboard.
Until this man rode into town.
He rode too close to the village by himself.
Streets you rode your bike down.
I rode a bronc like him last year.
You must have rode a long way.
He rode off into the smoldering sky.
You remember you rode on my back before.
I rode in a rocking palanquin for long time.
She thinks she rode him to death.
You rode emily about finding corey.
A guardsman just rode in from the hills.
I rode on the waves of applause and cheering.
They all rode the same bus.
Rode out earlier with his stuff.
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And they rode like the wind.
Rode my moped to the cemetery last week.
Your father rode across the savannas.
Rode hard and put away wet.
You never rode again after that.
Rode all the way up the coast.
As five barbarians rode out of the woods.
As we rode along the meadows in the dark.
I thought that you rode out by yourself.
I rode for twenty hours to get here.
That girl you rode so far to see.
He rode out there about an hour ago.
And you all rode right past it.
I rode up and down a mountain on a ski lift.
And then he rode through the fire.
I rode on ahead of the rest of the party.
The one that rode off on a bike.
She rode her bike to school as always.
Trampas and his men just rode in.
A man rode into town to gun me down.
The man who just rode past.
I rode the train with your wife.
I got into my sleigh and rode back.
I rode out of a loading bay in a garbage truck.
Tell me about the men he rode with.
I rode all night and all day.
But he was all a tyrant as he quickly rode about.
I rode the bench for two years.
Never was a horse that could not be rode.
He rode out of here early this mornin.
I wonder why they rode him so hard.
We rode the horses half to death catching up.
I guess the towel must have rode up.
She rode the second tower down.
Might have been a man rode through here.
