Skidding Sentence Examples

The vehicle rambled over a large boulder, skidding off to the left before Westlake wrenched the wheel and righted it.

Alternate left and right on the d-pad while skidding.

However, you will still be skidding as opposed to carving your turns.

These include devices to prevent whiplash and lateral skidding, which have cut accidents in Japan by 15% .

Firstly, accident risk was compared to skidding resistance for the site categories in the previous version of the standard.

Legs extended on either side, skidding violently on the black ice, he was keeping well to the center of the road.

Its also much harder skidding off an exercise bike in terrible weather than off the real thing honestly.

The first hint of disaster comes early when Ben and Sarah 's plane goes skidding off the runway.

The huge nails in the boots at the back were to grip the ice and stop people from skidding around.

You slam hard on the brakes, skidding to a halt, the image of her face stuck in your mind.

These include devices to prevent whiplash and lateral skidding, which have cut accidents in Japan by 15 %.

As a result, you may end up pushing your tails or skidding your turns, which is a far less efficient form of skiing.

Skidding is the most common unexpected winter driving condition, but with the proper snow driving safety techniques, drivers can minimize the dangers of a skid.

Apply brakes gently when skidding, but do not pump anti-lock brakes.

If the front wheels are skidding, don't steer immediately - let the car slow naturally and it will begin to regain traction.

The Hamilton Beach milkshake machine has "sure grip" rubberized feet so it stays where you put it without the risk of skidding or marring your countertops.

Although different fields boast different environments, most softball players find themselves performing on slippery grass or unstable diamond dirt--both of which promote skidding when fielding and base-running.

The chase is fast and furious, skidding down stretches of icy road and hair-pin bends.

Skidding, half on his feet, half on his seat, he had negotiated a hundred yards further when a glowing flash brightened the sky to the north.