| "Saddle up and ride out"? That's new. | |
| "Tomorrow morning, I will ride out to the Indians. | |
| "so that I can ride out of the city and escape my fate. | |
| "yeah, right," and "nerd," I decided to ride out the night with you guys. | |
| 'Cause I promised her a ride out of here. | |
| "Saddle up and ride out"? That's new. | |
| "Tomorrow morning, I will ride out to the Indians. | |
| "so that I can ride out of the city and escape my fate. | |
| "yeah, right," and "nerd," I decided to ride out the night with you guys. | |
| 'Cause I promised her a ride out of here. | |
| He leaps to his horse and rides out across the desert. | |
| He rises between 5 and 6 am, attends Mass at 7, rides out early to hunt, comes back at 10 for dinner, attends to business in the afternoon. | |
| He's way up here, and he rides out from the wings like the wind and he comes out here and stops on a dime! | |
| I have a month on, month off, so I'll be giving check rides out in Denver. | |
| I'd be happy to, as soon as the judge here packs up and rides out. | |
| He leaps to his horse and rides out across the desert. | |
| He rises between 5 and 6 am, attends Mass at 7, rides out early to hunt, comes back at 10 for dinner, attends to business in the afternoon. | |
| He's way up here, and he rides out from the wings like the wind and he comes out here and stops on a dime! | |
| I have a month on, month off, so I'll be giving check rides out in Denver. | |
| I'd be happy to, as soon as the judge here packs up and rides out. | |
| "I'll never make it the way they rode out." | |
| ####[Cabaret] So I rode out the war posing as a German cabaret singer. | |
| - After that, I rode out to the old satellite dish, where I sat and pondered what turns of fate had brought me to such a reprehensible place in life. | |
| - Ain't no five ever rode out alive out of that shack. | |
| - Christie just rode out. | |
| "I'll never make it the way they rode out." | |
| ####[Cabaret] So I rode out the war posing as a German cabaret singer. | |
| - After that, I rode out to the old satellite dish, where I sat and pondered what turns of fate had brought me to such a reprehensible place in life. | |
| - Ain't no five ever rode out alive out of that shack. | |
| - Christie just rode out. | |
| "In fact, I feel like the man who was ridden out of town on a rail... who said, "If it wasn't for the honor of the thing, I'd rather walk."' | |
| Ah, you must have ridden out in the direction of Kashigunj? | |
| He was roaming the fields of Northumberland but I have ridden out and captured him. | |
| He's ridden out to Indian territory to get timber. Huh. | |
| I was anxiety-ridden out of my mind. | |
| "by which time it is hoped Her Majesty will be in a fit state... "to consider riding out. | |
| - An old cowpoke went riding out one dark and windy day - | |
| - I'm riding out to meet him. | |
| - Okay, fellas, we're riding out! | |
| A bit too cool, maybe, riding out there alone. | |
| "In fact, I feel like the man who was ridden out of town on a rail... who said, "If it wasn't for the honor of the thing, I'd rather walk."' | |
| Ah, you must have ridden out in the direction of Kashigunj? | |
| He was roaming the fields of Northumberland but I have ridden out and captured him. | |
| He's ridden out to Indian territory to get timber. Huh. | |
| I was anxiety-ridden out of my mind. | |
| "by which time it is hoped Her Majesty will be in a fit state... "to consider riding out. | |
| - An old cowpoke went riding out one dark and windy day - | |
| - I'm riding out to meet him. | |
| - Okay, fellas, we're riding out! | |
| A bit too cool, maybe, riding out there alone. | |
