The phrase "as skate" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks context to determine its intended meaning or usage.
Example: "He glided across the ice as skate."
Alternatives: "like a skate" or "similar to a skate."
(Stingray is known on our tables as skate; the French call it raie).
That they achieved the pool as bathroom but not the backyard as skate park is perhaps not surprising.
Fish are in particular danger, with more than half of freshwater species in the Mediterranean basin facing threats and formerly common ocean fish such as skate disappearing.
It's an allegation that need be investigated thoroughly, preferably by an agency independent of the I.S.U., as Skate Canada, in conjunction with the Canadian Olympic Association, is asking.
With a carved ivory cane in one hand, and with his second wife, Graca Machel, the former First Lady of Mozambique, holding the other, he did not so much walk as skate along the hospital floor tiles.
For now, although "leagues form, dissolve and merge on the regular," said Tracy Williams, managing editor of the Web site Derby News Network, based in Baltimore, thousands of 18- to 60-year-old New Jersey women are as serious about roller derby as skate names like Predator in Chief, Betty Brawl and Joy Collision may suggest.
And if I cannot do that, I may as well skate off the ice".
Once dismissed as skate-wear by fashion people, Supreme has been embraced by a new global tribe eager to crack its code.
She graduated from the Central Institute of Physical Culture in Moscow and taught as well as skated.
To her, family and education are just as important as skating.
As "Skating Rink" does in a different way, "Dervishes" succeeds through its changing patterns and use of repetition.
