Sentence examples for a bit of mobility from inspiring English sources
I've already done quite a bit of mobility training, and improving her confidence in how to use a bus safely (you try finding an empty seat on a bus with no sight).
The gains he achieved with his right hand, along with a bit of mobility attained with his right leg, led her to expect that he would soon be operating a power wheelchair with a specially formulated set of controls.
The Tang law code ensured equal division of inherited property amongst legitimate heirs, allowing a bit of social mobility and preventing the families of powerful court officials in becoming landed nobility through primogeniture.
He recovers a bit of his camera mobility with the interesting 1930 "Song o' My Heart," a musical starring the hugely popular Irish tenor John McCormack, in which Borzage experiments for the first time with sound to create a bridge between lovers separated by space.
He continued: "As well as being a very aggressive boy with excellent reading of the game, Liam brings a bit of extra pace and mobility to the centre-back area".
Lincoln Chauffeur may be a bit of a departure from other mobility service offerings automakers are exploring, which include on-demand vehicle rentals and even white glove delivery to a renter's door, but it still sounds like an interesting way to add value while driving new revenue sources in the luxury segment.
Social mobility is a bit of coalition candy.
Toddlers scamper and run away and come back as they discover mobility and a bit of independence.
In any event, I think the issue of liquid mobility and floating populations is a bit of a red herring.
"I mean, you're in quite a bit of pain, and it was just a lack of strength, mobility, just a lot of different things that you take for granted.
