Sentence examples for skateboard from inspiring English sources

Downtown Portland, for its part, has even designated special skateboard routes.

"We want a place that is great to skateboard in, but that doesn't look explicitly designed for skateboarding".

So-called "skateboard urbanism" reflects the ways that spaces in cities are being created or protected for skateboarding, with the will and commitment of active groups of skaters and their advocates.

Meanwhile, we explore "skateboard urbanism" in US cities and Berlin's food revolution.

It also turns out that a photo of me (above), taken in 1976 by a friend, Tim Boyce, who went on to be one of the UK's pioneering skateboard photographers, which I'd forgotten about for more than 35 years until I was sent it last week, is one of the few that survive of the early days of skating on the South Bank.

It's 1989 and I'm hangin' tough with my £11.99 skateboard from Argos and a bright yellow Sony Walkman in Stanmore, a leafy suburb of north London where the most ghetto it gets is an overdue library book.

We bought a set of basic trucks (wheels) – basic even by 1976 skateboard standards – screwed them to a plank of wood we had vaguely carved into a V at the front and headed off to the park.

If we went on a skateboard, she went on skateboard," Skelton said.