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Meanings of sledding in English

Spanish
descenso en trineo
Catalan
lliscar en trineu
Wikidata

Winter sport.

descenso en trineo

Advancing toward a goal.

Usage of sledding in English
1
Of course it's going to be tough sledding at first, he said.
The new yorker
2
He was digging out rocks and sledding them to the stone wall.
East of eden
3
That plank ought to make it easy sledding for fellows like us.
The Scranton High Chums on the Cinder Path / Or, The Mystery of ...
4
The Chargers made some adjustments and the sledding got tougher for Jacksonville.
Reuters
5
The key to creating effective sledding teams was to breed playful dogs.
BBC
6
Why, dearest, you haven't missed a day since there has been sledding.
Four Little Blossoms and Their Winter Fun
7
Before the ban, the Capitol grounds had been a traditional site for sledding.
Reuters
8
He had quietly reached the door, and once outside the sledding was excellent.
Back to the Woods: The Story of a Fall from Grace
9
They were out sledding and sliding and skating, and playing tag in summer.
A Little Girl in Old Boston
10
Turning around Supervalu's supermarket operations will be tough sledding, said analysts.
Reuters
11
Bankers will be in abundance to help with any tough sledding.
Reuters
12
She was four, and Ben was off sledding with some of his friends.
The weight of silence
13
You young folks will have all the sledding you care for, I fancy.
Betty Gordon at Mountain Camp; Or, The Mystery of Ida Bellethorn...
14
On the day Sumi and I took the kids sledding, we'd been fighting.
Treecat Wars
15
Clear moonlight on the snow, mild but no thaw, fine sledding.
The American Missionary — Volume 50, No. 03, March, 1896
16
Three successive communications teams tried to assist her, but found it hard sledding.
Game change: obama and the clintons, mccain and palin, and the r...
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