The sport of siting on the back of a horse while controlling its movements.
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Examples for "awheel"
Examples for "awheel"
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And I don't feel exactly comfortable seeing him tramping along when most people are awheel.
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When he went abroad with Cynthia awheel or afoot, some took off their hats-anunheard-ofthing in Coniston.
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No one who has not travelled through America on foot, horseback, or awheel knows anything about the variety and charm of this great country.
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However, he does not expect to be riding again until next year.
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Another source said: They headed down to Brighton for a riding competition.
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He seldom walked in the street; his public recreation was in riding.
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Grace Ferguson said, 'You're not riding down there in your state, m'lady!'
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They resumed riding a moment later, moving quickly to catch the others.
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The Parent noted that his orbs were riding very high indeed today.
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It was not long before he was riding south towards Orlando's house.
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Conditions were tough with the heat, lack of water and hard riding.
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Because riding giants for Long always comes down to one thing: fear.
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In America, riding is a necessity; in England, it is a pleasure.
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Several stormtroopers are seen riding digital images across the sands of Tatooine.
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So you see, I am not riding up the Great North Road.
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There's a lot of good jockeys riding in California at the moment.
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What I really enjoyed most in London was riding in the Row.
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Yes; the third act after the riding, according to the new arrangement.
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But after riding it, I found it quite interesting, the 28-year-old said.
