Sentence examples for a tiny sled from inspiring English sources

Soule, the 2002 World Cup gold medalist from Trumbull, Conn., says it is not as dangerous as it looks, sliding down a twisting, turning course belly down on a tiny sled, his helmeted head leading the way.

Perhaps it is appropriate that what may be the most perilous event -- racing down an ice chute at 80 miles an hour on a tiny sled -- begins with a moment of silence.

The director, George Schneevoigt (a Dane who photographed four of Carl Dreyer's early films), presents Anders's world as one of crowded, darkened interiors; Laila lives in a tent amid the most open spaces imaginable and is seen in almost constant movement, flying along on her skis, rocketing down-river in her canoe, slicing across the landscape in a tiny sled pulled by her pet reindeer.

The G-forces pin the rider on the tiny sled like a bug on a cork, and even a glance to the left or right, up or down, can minutely shift a rider's neck and shoulder muscles and alter direction and even speed.

Luge involves hurtling feet first down a track on a tiny open sled at speeds in excess of 80mph.

The Kickoff A dog sled ride through the forest.

The forms heave to either side, nearly filling the available space but leaving a narrow path to a tiny figure pulling a sled in the distance.

We finally found a tiny hardware store that had sleds, and so we waited in line USSR style for over 45 mins to buy one.

He dreamed of training a wolf to pull a sled.

WASILLA, Alaska — Most days, a handful of devoted fans pay their respects in a tiny museum here dedicated to the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, which has been run across Alaska's punishing wilderness for the last 37 years.

As well as diving in the shallows they also trawled the sea bottom to a depth of 1,500m using nets and employed a special sled that when dragged across the bottom could collect even very tiny creatures.