The part of a sentence "ride sled" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: My family and I rode sleds down the snowy hill in the park.
The visitors may also ride sleds down to the pond and warm up at a bonfire, or with hot cider.
Dogs don't usually ride sleds, but this one deserves a team of sled dogs of his own.
You lie on your stomach and ride the sled at absurd speeds down a twisting course.
Each morning visitors ride a sled towed by a snowmobile to a hide to watch and photograph the birds under the tuition of Nick Garbutt, a top wildlife photographer.
"I couldn't share it with other people," says the 28-year-old, who triumphed in the skeleton luge event – a terrifying-looking race against the clock in which competitors ride a sled, head first, along an ice track at speeds of 90mph.
The comments were made on Triple M radio ahead of the "Big Freeze" at the Melbourne Cricket ground, an event where high profile football and media figures ride a sled down an ice slide into a pool of freezing water, all to raise money and awareness for Motor Neurone Disease.
Billy, Eddie, Clifford and Jay never rode a sled together again.
In no limits, the diver also rides a sled but ascends by means of an air bag.
Cutting the deficit to still unsustainable levels as the economy recovers is about as challenging as riding a sled downhill.
An interviewer once asked Herbert Nitsch, an Austrian who has made the deepest free dive, riding a sled to two hundred and fourteen metres, what he thinks about as he dives.
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