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Definition of bobsledding in English: bobsleddingnounˈbɒbslɛdɪŋˈbäbˌslediNG mass nounNorth American Riding in a bobsleigh, especially as a winter sport; bobsleighing. Example sentencesExamples - Hays is one of the fiercest competitors around, but he doesn't let the get in the way of his bobsledding.
- The switch to bobsledding paid off when Schuffenhauer earned a spot on the U.S. team for 2002
- All sixteen of these people had interests that were typical of males, such as hunting, ice hockey, karate, and bobsledding.
- The Salt Lake Organizing Committee must test its venues before the Games arrive, so more than a dozen events - from bobsledding and figure skating to freestyle aerobatics and downhill racing - are scheduled.
- If you can imagine, in bobsledding he is referred to as the ‘smaller guy,’ yet in skeleton where his size is definitely recognized, weight can have its advantages and its disadvantages.
- In the winter, there's skiing, snowboarding, figure skating, bobsledding, etc.
- What's unique about the sport of bobsledding is you can take a great athlete and make him a good bobsledder.
- From Zen koans to aural meditation, bobsledding to journaling, rolfing to silence to building a tree house, the many reality escapes are described in a fun, playful, familiar manner.
- With an eye toward the 2006 Olympic Games in Turin, Italy, Chelios wants to become a bobsledding brakeman - for Greece.
- The country's Alpine peaks provide a setting for skiing, bobsledding, tobogganing, mountain walking, and climbing.
- She then turned to bobsledding, where she failed another drug test in 2002.
- When you first start bobsledding, it's almost like a wrestling match.
- For example, bobsledding involves extremely high specific forces, with the team experiencing forces equivalent to five times the acceleration due to gravity for up to 2 seconds at a time.
- VONETTA FLOWERS helped her two-woman bobsledding team snag first place at the Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, becoming the first Black person ever to strike gold at the Winter Games.
- After retiring from athletics, Moses flirted, incongruously, with bobsledding.
- When he was injured in an horrific bobsledding accident in Italy in 1991, the former national decathlon champion lost his career, some of his faculties and a few of his friends.
- Mazzi was the brakeman for the USA world bobsledding team that won the four-man national bobsledding championship at Lake Placid.
- She's apparently got all kinds of plans lined up, like mountain journeys, bobsledding, and other such adventures.
Definition of bobsledding in US English: bobsleddingnounˈbäbˌslediNG North American Riding in a bobsled, especially as a winter sport. Example sentencesExamples - The Salt Lake Organizing Committee must test its venues before the Games arrive, so more than a dozen events - from bobsledding and figure skating to freestyle aerobatics and downhill racing - are scheduled.
- She's apparently got all kinds of plans lined up, like mountain journeys, bobsledding, and other such adventures.
- Mazzi was the brakeman for the USA world bobsledding team that won the four-man national bobsledding championship at Lake Placid.
- In the winter, there's skiing, snowboarding, figure skating, bobsledding, etc.
- The country's Alpine peaks provide a setting for skiing, bobsledding, tobogganing, mountain walking, and climbing.
- She then turned to bobsledding, where she failed another drug test in 2002.
- With an eye toward the 2006 Olympic Games in Turin, Italy, Chelios wants to become a bobsledding brakeman - for Greece.
- VONETTA FLOWERS helped her two-woman bobsledding team snag first place at the Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, becoming the first Black person ever to strike gold at the Winter Games.
- From Zen koans to aural meditation, bobsledding to journaling, rolfing to silence to building a tree house, the many reality escapes are described in a fun, playful, familiar manner.
- Hays is one of the fiercest competitors around, but he doesn't let the get in the way of his bobsledding.
- After retiring from athletics, Moses flirted, incongruously, with bobsledding.
- When you first start bobsledding, it's almost like a wrestling match.
- The switch to bobsledding paid off when Schuffenhauer earned a spot on the U.S. team for 2002
- If you can imagine, in bobsledding he is referred to as the ‘smaller guy,’ yet in skeleton where his size is definitely recognized, weight can have its advantages and its disadvantages.
- All sixteen of these people had interests that were typical of males, such as hunting, ice hockey, karate, and bobsledding.
- When he was injured in an horrific bobsledding accident in Italy in 1991, the former national decathlon champion lost his career, some of his faculties and a few of his friends.
- What's unique about the sport of bobsledding is you can take a great athlete and make him a good bobsledder.
- For example, bobsledding involves extremely high specific forces, with the team experiencing forces equivalent to five times the acceleration due to gravity for up to 2 seconds at a time.
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