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Definition of “riding high”

riding high

Definitions

  1. . confident, popular, and successful

Example Sentences Including 'riding high'

But Israel's lobby worldwide is an awesome one, and Sharon is riding high in Washington.
Courier, Sunday Mail (2005)
But by now the cloud was riding high in a pale blue sky, the sun had turned hot, somewhere along the coast there would be surf... Well.
Trenhalle, John A Means to Evil
Even when the Melvilles were riding high , they always had to eat.
Smith, Evelyn E Miss Melville Regrets
In 1989, riding high on V. P. Singh's Mandal wave, he trounced Bhagwat Jha Azad by a record 4.35 lakh votes.
India Today (1996)
She knew that because the sun had at last come out and was riding high in a cloudless sky.
Appiganesi, Lisa Dreams of Innocence
Those who revel in riding high horses should look to the example of the King who rode a donkey.
Bain, Roly Fools Rush In - A Call to Christian Clowning
Well, to start, he's riding high on the country charts with Beer for My Horses, a duet with Toby Keith.
Globe and Mail (2003)
When Hibs were riding high last season and reaching the Scottish Cup final, Hearts spent much of the campaign marooned in mid-table.
Times, Sunday Times (2002)
Yesterday - by contrast - Communists, nationalists and old Soviet apparatchiks are riding high.
Independent (1998)

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