Sentence examples for able to crawl on from inspiring English sources

Despite being able to crawl on land, many of these prehistoric tetrapodomorph fish still spent most of their time in the water.

In babies older than 10 months old, signs include crawling in a lopsided way and not being able to crawl on all fours.

If she were an actual human woman, she would only be able to crawl on the floor and could not stand upright.

Over the next six months, where on my best days I was able to crawl out of bed despite my numbing sadness, I contemplated continually the words my daughter screamed through her broken heart.

She jumped out the window and landed on the roof below, fracturing her shoulder, but was able to crawl to safety through another window.

The ceiling above him crumbled, but he was able to crawl out.

Kerry says "Assad may be able to crawl out" after a bombardment.

He broke both legs, but was able to crawl to a pub door at 3 a.m. and rouse the owner.

"Usually you aren't able to crawl out of a hole overnight.

Miraculously, she was later able to crawl out.

The man was able to crawl out of the wreckage and begin walking along the highway.