skate造句

You must skate like this.

Jake: I like to skate.

Do you skate in fur?

In the winter we ski and skate.

He is good at cooking skate.

I have bought ice skates to learn to figure skate.

They were picked to skate against the visiting team.

On a weekly basis we would skate over to our local skate shop and gawk at all the high end skate decks, trucks (axels), and wheels.

In winter, many people skate on the lake.

The Dutch often skate along the canals in winter.

Image above: This is a very old skate that we found in the street.

Jake: I like to skate. I like to run. Don't I look great?

"I knew she can skate really fast and in her mind, she is very strong."

How long does it take to walk - or bike, or skate - to work?

The Broad Walk of tall plane trees is a favourite with walkers and the odd skate-boarder.

The children grabbed the boards and raced off to skate in the cracked bowl of the dried-up fountain.

Their free skate was not perfect, marred by a sloppy dismount to a lift and a few other wobbles, but it did not matter.

Owner Ron Davis explains, "We are a Southern California family. We all skate. So Tillman started too. First he'd push his board around.

One MP out here with me at the UK-China Forum for the Future branded it "a cross between a stealth bomber and a disused skate park".

We might never learn how to speed skate but, listening to these athletes, we did learn a thing or two about love

Today, people there can go shopping at the neighboring Walmart, skate at a nearby indoor ice skating rink and catch up the latest movie hits at their local 3-D cinema, she added.

In the evenings, when it got too dark to skate, Dundon joined the skateboarders for drinks at a "beer station" or outdoor eatery for barbecued meats and cheap drafts.

"On my second day in Burma," Dundon recounts, "I stumbled upon this ramshackle skate park, where a handful of local teenagers and twenty-something's were hanging out and practicing their tricks."