10 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Dismount' in a Sentence
"To get off or alight from a horse, bicycle, etc." more
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The children have been dismounting from their bikes, eager to explore the hidden trails in the woods.
Tourists have been dismounting to capture the breathtaking views of the landscape.
Commuters have been dismounting from their bicycles near the train station to catch the morning train.
The soldiers have been dismounting from their horses, preparing for the critical phase of the battle.
They have been dismounting gracefully after their impressive equestrian performance.
He has been dismounting from his bike with a smile, enjoying the scenic beauty along his route.
The cyclists have been dismounting at the designated area to avoid traffic congestion.
After hours of riding, the exhausted cowboys have been dismounting to rest by the campfire.
The police officers have been dismounting strategically to maintain order during the protest.
Participants in the parade have been dismounting elegantly to greet the spectators.
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