ridden with

He knew that already, having ridden with us the day before.

I had ridden with him, a passenger in his life.

He'd fought and ridden with this woman for more than a year.

Three of us have ridden with the cattle to this point.

And you're a better pal than any I've ever ridden with.

He was then bed ridden with malaria three different times.

She has ridden with a cast on her arm and foot.

The world today is ridden with two types of crises.

It was time to make his last stand, because to do less would be a betrayal of the men who had ridden with him.

Everybody except us who had ridden with the chief beat it for the machines.

These people have ridden with the bad times and taken sensible advantage of the good.

They were also more likely to have ridden with a drunken driver.

But the best of him was clearly seen when ridden with a neat trail.

I've even ridden with him a time or two.

And I thought of how my brother had ridden with those who struck hard behind enemy lines.

Mary Ann had always ridden with me in my car, and now the other three girls joined her.

She had met his mother, just the day before, and had ridden with her for several miles.

You are right; I have not ridden with the warband for many years.

Bukama had ridden with him, and others, but he would not lead men there.

Margaret looked up, into the eyes of the lady who had ridden with the hunt.

The creek is also ridden with small to large pools of deep slow moving water.

Although in fact wed ridden with them until after sunset.

In the early years of their service, the trainsets were ridden with trouble.