Sentence examples for you sledge from inspiring English sources

Some will tell you that you are mad … And so you will sledge nearly alone, but those with whom you sledge will not be shopkeepers: that is worth a good deal.

Climb the path beside the old church – no longer a place of worship but a B&B (stcurigschurch.com) – and as you sledge down, you have a vista of the Snowdon Horseshoe and the wind sweeping across frozen lakes.

You have to pick the ones you sledge to.

God bless you, Terrmel Sledge, wherever you are.

Pause before you curse your flight's delay, and reflect that you do not have to wait weeks for the winds to become favourable, or for the rivers to freeze (so you can sledge along them), or that you do not have to push your carriage from ditches, or that your wheels don't break, or that you don't get massacred by bandits.

Fuk me you're a boring tosser, even if you did sledge your nuts off, one fine day, years ago, back when you could see your own genitals, back when there were only four channels on the telly and you had a whole life ahead of you.

You can sledge yourself I suppose.

He said 'I've been listening to you blokes sledge for three months and I thought I'd hop in'.

"You get sledged about everything, anything that's a little different," he told me, when we were chewing over the reaction to his famously idiosyncratic habit of repeatedly taking guard.

There are always sullen teenagers hanging around, and when they are not sledging you, you are forced to wade through the trash they carelessly scatter: the cans, the bottles, the burger cartons.

If you take a sledge hammer to one or blast it with a shot gun, you will do some damage, but otherwise they just sit there and make electricity.