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91 examples of Biker in a sentence

I wanted to be a biker chick.
If you say the biker with the helmet because she's more likely to survive, then aren't you penalizing the responsible motorist?
If, instead, you save the biker without the helmet because he's acting irresponsibly, then you've gone way beyond the initial design principle about minimizing harm, and the robot car is now meting out street justice.
Now, this is not going to impress you guys who Photoshop, and can do stuff, but this was an actual moment when I got off my bike, and I looked and I thought, it's as if all of my biker brethren had kind of gotten together and conspired to make a little statement.
Well, he mashes it all up, where he is daring to imagine a female biker culture where actually Chanel or Louis Vuitton is designing the djellaba, and Nike, the babouche, and this is actually the standard uniform.
Well, his new job is racing still, as a bunch of biker types pick him to drive their getaway car as they commit crimes.
I couldn't help but laugh at those scenes where he's standing with his pelvis trusted out, desperately trying to seem like some hardened biker.
When a movie called Hell Ride comes out you expect a certain amount of biker cliché.
The dialogue, soundtrack and shooting style are standard for biker movies.
I'd only check this one out if you love bad movies...or if you're really into biker films.
Also, the biker named FATS had a NAZI SWASTIKA on his jacket!!!
Larry Bishop directs, writes, and leads this soft core porn, plot less biker movie about nothing to do with anything.
This 3rd rate biker film was putting me to sleep as soon as the opening credits came on the screen.
Not really all that much to this movie...either a stunt racer or a stock car racer has a flaming car in the beginning of the movie, goes to bar, is approached by a biker gang who ruins his chances with a very lovely lady, offer him a job, he goes back to their place, refuses, the police ask him to accept their ya go!!! What plays out is a very annoying little film that sees the hero not really do all that much and a biker gang that can kill and for some reason the police can not pin a crime on them.
I am not sure why the female biker did what she did at the end, but hey it is a bad movie, you always get scenes that make little sense.
This is basically your run of the mill violent biker flick complete with nifty slangs, crashes, and music.
Cruddy, innocent..no smoking, drinking or bikers, but Jeremy Slate (good actor) and Jocelyn Lane (good actress) make this moronically feasible for a bad biker flick, post-biker (exploit) time.
The couple has an argument and Meredith Monroe runs off and is kidnapped by a biker gang of Vampires.
Now this is where the movie gets going, the group of five, four girls, one guy stops at a gas station to get some directions, but lo and behold a biker gang pulls up and harasses the girls, only to eventually leave them alone and go their separate ways.
come to save them; they stand upon a ledge where the not lead biker says, "I think I can make it down there!"
runs at the guy and gets subdued only leaving the once rape-minded-now-heroic biker left to fend off the 6'3" giant druid.
Moreover, the lively and enthusiastic acting from a fine game cast adds immensely to the zany merriment: Bobcat Goldthwait as the spastic Egg Stork, Tom Villard as his goofy brother Clay, Curtis Armstrong as the sweet Ack Ack Raymond, Mark Metcalf as evil rich jerk Aquilla Beckersted, Matt Mulhern as the mean Teddy, Kimberly Foster as the fetching Cookie, Joe Flaherty as the gung-ho General Raymond, William Hickey as cranky Old Man Beckersted, Jeremy Piven as smug preppy bully Ty, and John Matuszak as hulking biker Stan.
It's about a biker and a ghosthouse.
In "The Locket", the biker Scott (Glenn Quinn) is crossing the country on his motorcycle.
This movie starts off as a college T'n'A flick, but turns pretty ugly after the main character's sister is gang raped by a biker gang driving a van.
This has to be the worst, and I mean worst biker movie ever made!
The only good part was the biker chick that saves the day.
It appears that the producers had many biker enthusiast friends, and from there casually decided to make a movie.
A biker, Ellen Ripley-type time female bad-ass, Kat(Chase Masterson)has an underground military bunker she practices experiments in, while it also serves as a place of safety from the thing on the bloody rampage.
Even for a biker movie, it's rock bottom.
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