sliding

IPA: sɫˈaɪdɪŋ

noun

  • The motion of something that slides.

adjective

  • Designed or able to slide.
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Examples of "sliding" in Sentences

  • His car was sliding on the road.
  • I remember the sound of the latch sliding.
  • Sliding means connects the pedal to the rod.
  • The USA freefall in sliding sports is mercifully over.
  • Excellent use of the ecoresin sliding panels and hardware.
  • Rose was also known for sliding headfirst into a base, his signature move.
  • "In heart and body!" returned Wallace, sliding from the tree, and leaping on the ground.
  • Vancouver's comeback attempt was dealt a serious blow with 4: 26 left when Bertuzzi sent defenseman Andrei Zyuzin sliding into
  • You simply press a button on the unit, begin sliding it down over the text or images, and it then flashes green when it reaches the bottom of the page.
  • While sliding is also involved in skiing, it's certainly a different skillset to both have the guts to careen downhill and stay upright at the same time.
  • CESANA PARIOL Day by day, the chapter title for the U.S. team's performance in sliding sports at the Torino Games is becoming clearer: Freefall on the Hill.
  • Fannie and Freddie, which have operated under federal conservatorship since September 2008, maintain sliding scales of fees, starting with a standard one-quarter of 1 percent "adverse market delivery charge."
  • After sliding from the Super Bowl to the lower echelon of the NFC North last year, with their quarterback situation still in flux and their offensive line in transition, the Bears might not have much to build on as they seek to establish their new foundation.

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