Bobsleigh used in a sentence

Bobsleigh in a sentence as a noun

Jamaicans aren't into bobsleigh, that's why there was no money to send the team.

The team sports and sports in which you get points for aesthetics are harder for robots, but I think they can do bobsleigh if not soccer.

That bobsleigh track was designed specifically to be faster than any other. They had to close part of it for the actual Olympics because someone died in training right before hand.

So if nobody buys bobsleigh but an interesting story there happens, they sell the story just like any other story of interest gets sold. A lot of paperwork, and a shift in mindset, but they should get more money that way.

I honestly doubt some sports have any value to the masses at all, such as bobsleigh. The Olympics increasingly operates like a corporation and is used as political tool.

That being said, I agree it would be interesting to know if other speed sports have similarly elevated risks or if it is unique to bobsleigh

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It's fun to hear many people saying: "Jamaican bobsleigh donations raised Dogecoin prices", while it's just series of small speculative attacks on cryptocurrency happening.

_However_, if you have really high forces transmitted from the bobsleigh up to the torso/neck/head it is possible that the inertia of the loosely coupled helmet makes it not register the full force as propagated through the tightely coupled torso/neck/head and you underrepresent the real G forces experienced by the brain/skull. Accelerometer sensors should be coupled with the skull for proper risk/hazard assessment.

Proper Noun Examples for Bobsleigh

- MacMahon stadium could still host an opening ceremonies - Bobsleigh still hosts world cup bobsleigh, skeleton and luge - Calgary Olympic Park holds world cup aerials, moguls, snowboarding half pipe etc The biggest change from 88 is the size of the crowds. The city would likely need a few more hotel rooms to house athletes and visitors, but that's easy.