Sentence examples for almost lame from inspiring English sources

"Extra weight puts undue pressure on their joints: their knees and hips," and in the most extreme cases, Peter has seen dogs that are almost lame.

But inasmuch as these are prominent members of the US foreign policy brain trust wagging their fingers at him, one would think his almost-lame-duck administration will have a hard time simply brushing it all off as griping from peaceniks.

Adding yourself to his mailing list enables you to receive his e-books and his "GAME-CHANGING videos" featuring "STEALTH ATTRACTION skills you need to start sleeping with women, IMMEDIATELY (WARNING: THIS STUFF IS POWERFUL)." The advice is preposterous, almost satirically lame, and could only make sense in a world where women have the mental capacity of a door hinge.

Adding yourself to his mailing list enables you to receive his e-books and his "GAME-CHANGING videos" featuring "STEALTH ATTRACTION skills you need to start sleeping with women, IMMEDIATELY (WARNING: THIS STUFF IS POWERFUL)." The advice is preposterous, almost satirically lame and could only make sense in a world where women have the mental capacity of a door hinge.

The nod to the previous tenants comes in the form of the cringeworthy and almost impressively lame notices that are dotted around the restaurant, all written in the kind of straight, legislative style that the signs in the Asian Women's Centre probably would've had on the walls.

"The outcome is a lame, almost farcical government," he said.

B) "She'll call me like, almost like a lame fish".

But almost everyone, from lame-duck Clintonites to those angling for jobs in the new administration, concedes that a successful first year has nothing to do with how fast one moves into the official transition office, in the old Secret Service headquarters a few blocks from the White House.

Mr. Clinton is making India the 62d foreign country he has visited, a position down the list that some Indians have noted unhappily, and he arrives almost as a lame-duck president, with little opportunity to capitalize afterward on diplomatic gains.

Whatever happens, he will almost certainly remain a lame bear for his remaining two years in office assuming his health and political nerve hold up that long.

That an anagram of metatarsal, the foot bone he famously broke before the 2002 World Cup, is "a tart's lame" is almost too neat.