1. I saw him rollerblading round the park.

2. We did a lot of rollerblading on holiday.

3. Rollerblading is great for all ages.

4. Shall we go rollerblading?

5. People are running, roller-blading(), dancing in traffic.

6. Look at you. Since when do you rollerblade?

7. Kenneth loves to rollerblade in the park.

8. My wife and I like to rollerblade. Near the end of one of our favorite routes is a long hill.

9. My attempt to learn how to rollerblade was not a success.

10. Students can bike, rollerblade, or run on the beautiful winding path next to the river.

11. It is against the law to rollerblade on a state highway.

12. Hiat a ball , fly a kite , rollerblade , swim , ride a bike.

13. Take care when you rollerblade, don't forget to put on your pads.

13. is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

14. People use "jet ski" to refer to a wide variety of personal watercraft; "rollerblade" to mean any inline skates—and "chupacabra" to mean any weird animal.

15. Except that he's the guy who invented the Rollerblade, changing the way Americans glide through streets and parks.

16. This encouraged me, but the theory was blown by such masculine nouns as murder, toothache, and Rollerblade.

17. Singapore's national parks are safe, green environments in which to cycle (and rollerblade). A bike kiosk and snack shops are at hand for those who come empty handed.

18. Many trademarked names, for example, are (incorrectly) used generically, from Jet Ski to Rollerblade to Kleenex and Wite-Out.

19. This can be during a long drive, walk or even rollerblade .

20. Ride a bike , swim , jump rope , hit a ball , fly a kite , rollerblade.