Sentence examples for a noticeable limp from inspiring English sources

He has a noticeable limp.

Mr. Guzman had walked out of the courtroom with a noticeable limp.

Anthony walked with a noticeable limp as he approached a throng of two dozen reporters after a light practice Tuesday.

He shed the walking boot he wore after sustaining the injury, but was walking with a noticeable limp Wednesday.

In the ensuing melee, she accidentally shot herself in the leg and was described in later years as walking with a noticeable limp.

Jeter had X-rays taken of his knee between games, which were negative, but he walked out of the clubhouse with a noticeable limp.

Against a college player, he played one-on-one, ran the floor without any noticeable limp and polished his dormant jumper.

"We don't think it's too serious at all," Anthony said as he walked, without any noticeable limp, toward the team bus.

It wasn't a very noticeable limp.

He can run, but "gets tired quickly," and has a scarcely noticeable limp.

When last seen, eight months after the operation, he had been back at work for three months; he complained of no pain and walked with a scarcely noticeable limp.