sledded

• “And when Thompson refused to honour even her coin, Toyaat Indians made her purchases, and sledded them up to her house in the dark.”

  THE STORY OF JEES UCK

• “They harnessed their dogs, and with light outfits sledded to the place.”

  Chapter VII

• “Tom Dixon received a letter, however, for his men sledded up her winter's supply of dry pine.”

  The Wife of a King

• “The former was even then being sledded across Chilcoot Pass by Indians and dogs, and would come down the Yukon in the early summer after the ice-run.”

  Chapter 2

• “It was a comforting smell because I knew that my feet would stay dry, no matter how many hills I sledded down, puddles I stomped in, or snow forts I built.”

  Let's Play: What did I just eat?

• “For example, for those of you form Arizona, if you have stayed at a US Forest Service developed campground near Flagstaff, Sedona, Payson, or Tucson, or sledded at Wing Mountain, you probably have stayed in a facility we operated.”

  Coyote Blog » Blog Archive » A Proposal to Keep Arizona State Parks Open

• “A couple of weeks ago I wrote a story about sledding in Central Park and about the hill on the west side of the park where I sledded as a kid.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Every Hill Deserves a Name

• “Her hands sledded over the muscles of his back, tobogganed down his torso, and finished with an impressive luge down his legs.”

  The Huffington Post: Mark C. Miller: The Story of the World's Strangest Romance

• “Brown/AFP/Getty Images People sledded across a frozen lake at Shichahai in central Beiijng Wednesday.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Cold, Snow Cause Damage in China

• “Sometimes this overflow water is quite deep--our guide says he once sledded through overflow up to his chest.”

  The Huffington Post: Richard Bangs: So, You Think That's Cold?

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