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• It invariably killed the horse, or at best it was unrideable afterwards.
• Ben finds ( to his great and frequent discomfort ) that the horse is unrideable.
• If the storm doesn't veer off, the wind will make the waves unrideable.
• It can not be included in a biograpy, it would clog the biograpy and make it unrideable.
• A plunging wave that is parallel to the beach can break along its whole length at once, rendering it unrideable and dangerous.
• In the UK, facilities for non-motorized traffic are not normally salted or gritted in icy conditions, potentially making them dangerous or unrideable.
• Due to concern from Metro Vancouver the North Shore Mountain Bike Association has not been allowed to do routine maintenance on CBC . It has become generally unrideable.
• He is also known for pressing the limits of paddle-in surfing, paddling into many waves which were once deemed unrideable without the help of a jet ski.
• After taking an early lead from his main rival, Gaston Rivi鑢e, Linton's bike lost a nut from his back wheel resulting in a severe head wound and an unrideable bicycle.
• Challenges along the route include mountains, great distances between resupply towns, risk of mechanical failure or injury, bears, poor weather, snowfall, and significant unrideable sections that require pushing the bike.
• But in any case, some hours into the journey, the road suddenly became unrideable, the pavement giving way to dirt, then pebbly gravel and then, on a very steep pitch, to a mass of sharp, broken boulders.