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Meanings of ride out in English
Synonyms
Examples for "stay"
Examples for "stay"
1
The best way to move forward is to simply stay on course.
2
Egyptian state media said the IMF team would stay for several days.
3
He said the move would likely help children stay in sport longer.
4
Read more: 917 new coronavirus deaths as UK told to stay home
5
Well, you certainly can't stay here an hour longer than absolutely necessary.
1
Doubtless you have a horse in waiting, and will soon outride me.
2
Keep fast anchored to your pledge, and we will outride the storm.
3
I thought we should outride him- aparsonnever can manage a pony.
4
We could outride the Turks, outwit them, outfight them, and outdare them.
5
Any kid who can outride their claim is a good effort.
1
Franklin landed with a heavy splash; the last out of the bus.
2
Will they last out 2009 in the hands of their current owners?
3
I may last out another twelve months-perhapsnot so long-certainlynot longer.
4
The California timber will last out Bob's lifetime, and you know it.
5
At last out of the gray, formless night a dark shape appeared!
Usage of ride out in English
1
Or ride out on the llanos in the direction of Tres Cruces.
2
There now, Father, was I right to ride out to tell you?
3
Perhaps Mr Sessions will ride out the storm and keep his job.
4
I'll try and find somebody really that wants me to ride out.
5
And before that, I used to ride out for Stoutey every day.
6
So unless you're a young female, you can't have a ride out.
7
Despite the weather, she decided to ride out to see the tariqua.
8
I ride out occasionally with him; shall begin his portrait next week.
9
Knights gan to ride out of Rome-land; five-and-twenty thousand proceeded toward France.
10
Ardent compounded the anger by attempting to ride out the storm yesterday.
11
Nobody again advised him to ride out of the way of danger.
12
We used frequently to ride out into the desert and make excursions.
13
While Cutter and the others continued their trudging, he would ride out.
14
Chesapeake has strengths that could enable it to ride out the storm.
15
She kept swallowing hard, trying to ride out the waves of nausea.
16
As I grew bolder I resolved one day to ride out alone.
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Ride out through the time
Ride out across language varieties
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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