Rode

She rode the pain of her injury to finish the marathon.

He rode out the criticism of his work and continued to improve.

He rode the criticism of his performance and worked harder.

I rode the uncomfortable bus to work every day.

He owned a small farm that measured exactly two rode.

The rode to the city was congested with traffic.

The small garden plot was only a quarter of a rode.

The narrow rode wound its way through the dense forest.

The rode led us to a secluded beach that we had all to ourselves.

My mother rode me for forgetting to do my chores.

They rode out the rough patch in their friendship and remained close.

She rode out the awkward silence during the meeting.

The dance teacher rode the basic steps before moving on to more complex ones.

The salsa instructor rode the intricate footwork for his students.

They went for a rode in the boat and enjoyed the view of the lake.

They rode the Ferris wheel and enjoyed the view from the top.

They rode the bumpy road to reach the beautiful beach.

The land was sold by the rode, not by the acre.

The rode was a common unit of land measurement in colonial America.