A gentleman always remounts.

Keith Bellows on the camel's hump

Send Rahamat right away. Let him ride Tufan.

It's his job to ride on the dummy and attract the bull.

The Marquis de Maynes is not riding this morning. Do you hear me?

Man on a horse, a man on foot they're two different things.

Knees close together. Everybody just get right where they...

No, a human rides a horse until it dies, then he goes on afoot.

It cannot hitch a ride on gold, the way America did a century ago.

Everyone knows the world rides on the back of a turtle who keeps it from running into the stars.

As the old Chinese expression goes, qihu, nanxia Once one gets on the back of a tiger, it is hard to get off.

They told me he rides here at 7 00. Not always. ln Paris he likes to sleep late.

In regions, a child must walk or ride a donkey for up to 40 minutes to reach the closest schools.

As the Financial Times Martin Wolf, among others, has pointed out, the German economy has been free riding on global demand.

He rides the Rosinante of the Proletarian Force, falls in love with the dead Rosa Luxemburg in her role as Comrade Dulcinea and has intercourse with a locomotive.

Chávez is riding a wave of high oil prices and is determined, with torrential verbosity, to exercise some sort of continental demagogic leadership.

(1) A person who on board aircraft or a civil vessel, with the intention to seize or exercise control over such means of transport

And even though Mount Chimborazo isn't the tallest mountain in the Andes, it's one degree away from the equator, it's riding that bulge, and so the summit of Chimborazo is the farthest point on Earth from the center of the Earth.

And it became known as Death Avenue because so many people were run over by the trains that the railroad hired a guy on horseback to run in front, and he became known as the West Side Cowboy.

And it became known as Death Avenue because so many people were run over by the trains that the railroad hired a guy on horseback to run in front, and he became known as the West Side Cowboy.

(1) A person who on board aircraft, civil vessel or on a fixed platform on the continental shelf, with the intention to seize or exercise control over such means of transport or over such platform

As the spokesman of the United Nations Peace keeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP) in Nicosia has also reported in his relevant statement issued on 26 July 1993, several hundred Greek Cypriots, most of them on motorcycles, staged violent demonstrations at a number of locations along the Buffer Zone on 25 July 1993.