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UK
/bˈɒbsleɪ/
]
NOUN
- a long racing sled (for 2 or more people) with a steering mechanism
- formerly two short sleds coupled together
How To Use bobsleigh In A Sentence
- The bobsleigh and skeleton course at the winter Olympic Games will be a test of nerve for the best in the world. Times, Sunday Times
- The bobsleigh and skeleton course at the winter Olympic Games will be a test of nerve for the best in the world. Times, Sunday Times
- A LITTLE hazy on your knowledge of skeleton bobsleigh? Times, Sunday Times
- Rudman's name joins a distinguished list of British eccentrics headed by Tony Nash and Robin Dixon, whose legend persists 42 years after their gold in the bobsleigh at the 1964 Games in Innsbruck.
- Bobsleighers wear tight lycra, but a sledger just needs to make sure that their clothes aren't flapping around them. Times, Sunday Times
- Suddenly a man appears around the top point of the curve, humming to himself, phone outstretched to video himself hurtling down the bobsleigh run. Times, Sunday Times
- I must try bobsledding! researchgoddess I'd love to check out the bobsledding finals, the snowboarding, or the speedskating on Saturday when I'm there - crossing my fingers! aratoh So is it "bobsledding" or "bobsleighing" Alwas thought it was sledding. estarla @monstroxity That's because there are probably 8 bobsledding events Gaea Times (by Simple Thoughts) Breaking News and incisive views 24/7
- At the Lillehammer school, Siobhán was the first Irishwoman to drive a bobsleigh and recalls it as a harrowing experience, to say the least!
- He invited her to have a go at bobsleigh but she could not get a place on a course - the only vacancy was on a skeleton course.
- We were at the Olympic bobsleigh run at the village of Le Roche, just below the ski resort of La Plagne in the French Alps.