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Meanings of sleigh in English
Usage of sleigh in English
1
She and the driver of the sleigh went down in the blizzard.
2
The footman left the sleigh in a hurry, too-jumping in a panic.
3
From the cross streets, sounded in the distance the jangle of sleigh-bells.
4
She certainly heard sleigh-bells; the sound penetrated even to the dark bedroom.
5
The sleigh ought to be at the mine in five minutes more.
6
I heard his sleigh in the middle of the night for sure.
7
The marks of the sleigh would be quickly obliterated by the storm.
8
The sleigh-bells tinkled merrily as the horse trotted smartly down the road.
9
He called again; some sleigh-bells jingled merrily, and then the pines moaned.
10
Robert sprang in beside Maria, and the sleigh slid out of sight.
11
When they were in the sleigh going home she charged her husband.
12
All the little sleigh-bells accompanied the song, like the twitter of sparrows.
13
We packed the ladies in their sleigh, and then entered our own.
14
In this way several more are killed, and packed on the sleigh.
15
Steinmetz clambered back into the sleigh and drew up the fur apron.
16
The jerky motion of the little sleigh would throw them close together.
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Sleigh through the time
Sleigh across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common