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"The noisy neighbors finally moved out, ridding the neighborhood of their constant complaints. "

"The school principal decided to rid the hallways of noisy students. "

"The farmer had to rid the field of pests to save his crops. "

"I’m glad to be rid of that stupid nickname."

"My grandfather used to rid his horse to market every Saturday morning. "

"My sister will ride the bus to school tomorrow. "

"The cab rode him downtown."

"The old sailboat easily righted itself and rode the waves. "

"The witch cackled and rode away on her broomstick."

"The children eagerly rode their bikes to school. "

"How many races have you ridden this year?"

"A horse rides easy or hard, slow or fast."

"I'm afraid to say that I heard rumors that he was trying to rid himself of his ex-girlfriend. "

"My boss keeps ridding me about my work habits; it's really annoying. "

"The dress was rid by the time she reached the end of the long aisle. "

"My success in school often rids on my ability to focus. "

"My sweater is nicely rid on my shoulders, keeping me warm. "

"The attackman expertly rid the opposing team's midfielders of the ball, creating a scoring opportunity for his team. "

"The older brother constantly rid himself of the chores, demanding that his younger sister do them all. "

"The broken pieces of the vase's handle were badly rid, making it impossible to glue them back together. "

"The technician needs to rid the microphone's volume to prevent feedback during the presentation. "

"The drummer expertly rid the song with a steady beat. "