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Haggerty back-pedaled to field the punt but fumbled and Cal Poly linebacker David Meyer recovered at the UNC 24-yard line.

Ibushi pedaled a bicycle around the ring hitting opponents with a pipe.

An instructor named Brittany, flanked by two other women, was wrapping up the previous workout session on the video screen, so I pedaled a little to warm up until the video would start anew.

Even when he's scheming about how to blackmail a CIA man for money, he can't stop thinking about what kind of water he's drinking and how far he's pedaled on his Schwinn bike.

I still can't believe we pedaled all that way and back.

This narrative being pedaled was likely concocted by the same kind of Democratic strategists who had people believing the Kremlin deliberately impacted Trump being elected in 2016 with the Russiagate nonsense.

After that, organizers pedaled back their ambitions, bringing on a series of classic rock headliners.

And I pedaled more slowly on the stationary bicycle.

Cycling may be the original fallen angel of doping — competitive cyclists in the 1880s allegedly pedaled fueled by a stew of cocaine and caffeine — but it arguably has a notably tougher testing regimen than many American sports, including baseball.

Critical Mass, at least 30,000 bicyclists short of achieving it, pedaled sedately up Market about a thousand strong.

In 1988, Greek cycling champion Kanellos Kanellopoulos pedaled the human-powered aircraft Daedalus over the Aegean Sea for nearly four hours.

Nearly 66 million athletes pedaled their way to fitness in 2017.

Organized by city artist and sculpture race veteran Kim Bernard, the event mixed art, ingenuity, whimsy and community cheer as families, friends and artists pushed, pulled and/or pedaled their creations around the less-than-a-mile course.

Reviewer Zara Stone found the experience incredibly immersive, and the hardware (the ) responsive, so she barely noticed she’d pedaled her way to a sweat.

Jazz musicians began to improvise on unusual instruments, such as the jazz harp ( Alice Coltrane ), the electrically amplified and wah-wah pedaled jazz violin ( Jean-Luc Ponty ) and the bagpipes ( Rufus Harley ).