| How's his precious little boy going to cope the first time he gets sledged by a more worldly peer? |
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| I can't ever remember being sledged, and I can't ever remember sledging anybody. |
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| The National Party President was once sledged by Parata at a meeting for saying they would bring more women into the National caucus. |
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| We're in the odd position where adults are being sledged by other adults for being huge bipedal babies. |
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| That odious guy sledged me in the lifts today, asked me how I liked being poster girl for The Standard. |
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| My opinion changed when my daughter suffered a bad head injury after she sledged into a wall. |
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| Another was sledged almost halfway up Mount Taranaki, to provide accommodation for visitors. |
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| If you are sledged, and, trust me lads, it's going to happen, then give as good as you get. |
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| Jones has reconciled himself to being sledged a lot by the Aussies. |
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| All the material for the house had to be sledged up the hill by horse. |
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| A schoolgirl was fighting for life in hospital last night after she sledged into the path of a taxi. |
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| Some sledged down on bin bags and body boards, and one family said it was the first time they had brought their sledge out in 12 years. |
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