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Meanings of go skiing in English

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Usage of go skiing in English
1
She and Lorenzo left on Boxing Day to go skiing in Cortina.
Jewels
2
The roads have become a lot quieter - Aucklanders can't go skiing.
Radio NZ
3
She had been thinking of taking them to Tahoe to go skiing.
Bungalow 2
4
We used to come every winter to go skiing and hiking.
Rock and Ice Magazine
5
At 17, I would go skiing every weekend with my friends in Germany.
Ebony
6
Not if you want to go skiing in Andorra or Italy.
The Irish Times
7
You can take day trips into the mountains and go skiing at Gudauri.
The Guardian
8
Beyond the archaeological sites you can… wait for it… go skiing!
The South African
9
She had already promised Jack she would go skiing with him.
Full circle
10
Still can't find a reasonable place to sleep yet dying to go skiing?
News.com.au
11
What if you want to go skiing for three weeks?
News.com.au
12
Do you go skiing but struggle to pay for lunch?
The Irish Times
13
She would have to go with Resi and Hans to Innsbruck to go skiing.
Mcgillivray's mistress
14
It would be sacrilege to go skiing on high art!
The Ultimate Hitchhiker’s Guide
15
And she had hoped to go skiing that weekend, but her plan had fallen through.
Family ties
16
I didn't go skiing till I was about sixteen.
On the Beach
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