Sentence examples for sledge of from inspiring English sources

The sole "sledge" of the day came from Mitchell Starc, who produced a gem to bowl Ben Stokes before putting his finger to his lips as he ran past the England player.

Huge, snarling dogs and a chase sequence involving a wizard played by Sylvester McCoy being pulled by a sledge of super-nimble rabbits add some bite to the storytelling.

In Westport, said Darcy Sledge of Prudential Connecticut, the average rent for single-family homes, town houses and condominiums was $5,188 between June and mid-November 2001; for the same period this year, the average is $4,301.

Gregan had produced the sledge of the tournament, the Wallabies' reputation as perennial World Cup finalists was assured, and the tournament was a runaway commercial and cultural success, providing a perfect advertisement for the game as it pursued its ambitious push for domestic winter code dominance.

"Huge, snarling dogs and a chase sequence involving a wizard played by Sylvester McCoy being pulled by a sledge of super-nimble rabbits add some bite to the storytelling," he added.

Not having a sledge of his own, he leapt onto Wisting's, and with Helmer Hanssen and his team raced away, leaving the rest behind.

My father read Treasure Island aloud and built a tank-like sledge out of welded steel that was a joyful menace in the snow.

"I had it in the garden and when it started snowing I made a sledge out of it.

Haddin defended his sledging of some New Zealand players when they were out, the Herald Sun reported, saying "You know what?

Ponting revealed that Australia's batsmen witnessed at close quarters the sledging of fielders by England's most experienced bowlers, described by Pietersen as "bullying".

The turning up of stump microphones after Hussain's sledging of Murali on the second day has had a beneficial effect.