'bobsleigh' is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it when referring to the sport of sliding down an ice track in a specialised sled, usually with two or four people. Example sentence: The bobsleigh team trained for months in the lead-up to the Winter Olympics.
Instead, with an ambiguity here and there, it has taken a marked turn to the liberal side.In this section Presidents go The Baltic bobsleigh Not yet calm Presidents come The rally of the French right Is there a breaking-point?
In several big towns virtually the only employment is crime.In this section Presidents go The Baltic bobsleigh Not yet calm Presidents come The rally of the French right Is there a breaking-point?
Another member of the bobsleigh squad, it has now been revealed, has a criminal conviction for drugs.
Presidents go The Baltic bobsleigh Not yet calm Presidents come The rally of the French right Is there a breaking-point?
The disused bobsleigh track became a Bosnian-Serb artillery stronghold during the war and now is often the target of vandalism.
The French jobless (12.2% of the workforce) may forcibly take over labour offices in a battle for more benefits, but their neighbours across the Rhine, though now starting demonstrations in some 250 towns, are unlikely to use such strong-arm tactics.In this section Presidents go The Baltic bobsleigh Not yet calm Presidents come The rally of the French right Is there a breaking-point?
Two men ride their luge sled down the bobsleigh track.
Vucko is crouching in what looks like the concrete shaft of a bobsleigh run with his hands over his eyes.
Politicians' ritual slanging matches should not be allowed to distract Canadians from weightier battles, such as the bobsleigh, the giant slalom or round-robin curling.
Although the assemblies may not pass laws, they will oversee large swathes of government, including economic development and the police.In this section Presidents go The Baltic bobsleigh Not yet calm Presidents come The rally of the French right Is there a breaking-point?
That would help Mr Meciar, who remains far more popular than his party, the Movement for a Democratic Slovakia.In this section Presidents go The Baltic bobsleigh Not yet calm Presidents come The rally of the French right Is there a breaking-point?
