Sentence examples for sledge through from inspiring English sources

The snow is about six inches thick and it is like pulling my sledge through treacle".

Two nights later, after another whiteout, he lamented that he hadn't had enough strength "to pull the sledge through" the storm.

The camera had a time exposure, so Strindberg was able to take a picture of the three of them trying to force a sledge through a gap in the ice.

On January 17 , 1912 after miles of enduring blizzards, small food rations and each man hauling a two-hundred-pound sledge through soft snow in which he sank up to his knees, Scott and four of his crew made it to the pole.

On the morning of 30 January 1661, the anniversary of the execution of King Charles I, the shrouded bodies in open coffins were dragged on a sledge through the streets of London to the gallows, where each body was hanged in full public view until around four o'clock that afternoon.

The club also relied on testimony from Port Adelaide fans in the vicinity, who said her action was accompanied by racist sledging through the match.

Snow is scene-setting, and conjures up images of loved-up, hand-holding couples and rosy-cheeked children sledging through wintry forests.

The 'good' summer pastures provide enough water for the people and animals in the years of dry summers with low precipitation and also an opportunity for people to travel by sledges through the landscape during the unusual extremely rainy summers.

Joyce, Richards and Hayward then sledged through the blizzard to the depot, leaving the invalids in a tent under the care of Wild.

The real housewives of late night returned last night to finish the renovation Denise began last week by driving a sledge hammer through the kitchen wall.

Then the body-memory of snow kicked in: the slipping, sledging, slogging through it; the cold crunch on the outside and overheating on the inside.