Definition of «to ride on»

The phrase "to ride on" means to travel or move while being supported by something. It can refer to a variety of modes of transportation, such as riding in a car, bus, train, bicycle, horse, etc., or even flying in an airplane. The important thing is that the person is not walking but rather being carried along by some means of conveyance.

Phrases with «to ride on»

to ride on something
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Sentences with «to ride on»

I assume there was a lot riding on getting the story just right, and maybe the uphill battle became too much. (paulstriptothemovies.com)
These tiny pests can hitch rides on grapes going through the wine making process, releasing stress compounds that can foul the smell and taste of the finished product. (sciencedaily.com)
But, they are durable and smooth for riding on any surface. (topdoublestrollers.net)
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