Sentence examples for the skidded from inspiring English sources
verb
To slide in an uncontrolled manner as in a car with the brakes applied too hard.
- They skidded around the corner and accelerated up the street.
This is due mainly to the skidded logs impacting the standing trees and was rarely due to the impact of the trees with the tractor.
The skidding surface compounded their inaccuracy.
The skidding flipper that fooled Alec Stewart.
The results showed that the skidding costs and the length of the designed skid-trails were different based on the skidding systems and the types of products desired.
In effect, he rejects the notion that the skidding economy has hit bottom.
But the skidding economy got in the way and the project was put on hold.
At the same time, the rope skidded through his fingers.
The first pass skidded off the pitch to the left.
The plane skidded to a stop without casualties.
The puck skidded to Conklin, who misplayed it.
In only three weeks the stock skidded from $210 to $100.
