Sentence examples for sled by from inspiring English sources

Abernathy was back in her sled by October.

On the North American continent a "fan hitch" (where each of 12 to 15 dogs was separately attached to the sled by its own lead) was used to carry both people and supplies.

The shells, the single intact embryo and the series of microscope slides have survived for more than 100 years and travelled by sled, by ship, by train and by car a distance of more than 25,000km into the care of Douglas Russell, a curator in the Bird Group at the Natural History Museum's country home in Tring, Hertfordshire.

Trailing the USA 1 sled by 0.23 seconds heading into the final runs pilot, Humphries delivered two seamless drives to win by 0.10 seconds.

Still, this is a more stable feeling sled by far than the Protegé, so there's little chassis vibration during highway duty, which results in less fatigue for commuters.

Winter may or may not be slowly drawing to a close, but fear not; you can hedge your bets if you're in the market for a sled by purchasing the Slicer.

Mr. Wipf was drawn to try dog sledding by his taste for adventure and his interest in dogs.

If you live somewhere with nearby snow, buy a sled or similar item and go sledding by yourself.

In colder regions, trees are felled by ax in winter and conveyed by a sled drawn by oxen, mules, or horses to a frozen river.

Unusually, instead of travelling by boat or a sled pulled by dogs, he opted to travel across hundreds of miles of Arctic ice by hydrogen balloon.

An American sled piloted by Brian Shimer lost the bronze by 0.04 second with a poor fourth heat.