The phrase "and leg in a" is not correct or usable in written English as it appears to be incomplete or nonsensical.
It cannot be used in any meaningful context without additional information to clarify its intent.
Example: "He had a cramp in his leg in a strange position."
Alternatives: "and limb in a" or "and foot in a".
In October 2008, a policeman escorting Sarah Palin to the St . Louisairport hurt his back and leg in a motorcycle collision.
Kubica is likely to miss the majority, if not all, of the 20 grands prix after the 26-year-old Pole suffered severe injuries to his right hand, arm and leg in a crash while rallying in Italy on Sunday.
He has just emerged from a lengthy stay in hospital after breaking his knee and leg in a fall and he had not seen Harper Lee since the funeral of the author's sister last November and had not had a conversation with her for about a year, although he has known her since the early 60s, he said.
Kubica, who suffered a partially severed right hand and fractures to his right arm and leg in a high-speed shunt on the Ronde di Andora Rally, was able to speak to medical staff for the first time on Sunday evening following seven hours in surgery.
Jocelyn's husband Darran also has to be cared for as he lost his left arm and leg in an industrial accident.
Como was among those who filled in for Gleason on The Jackie Gleason Show in 1954 when the entertainer suffered a broken ankle and leg in an on-air fall.
Unimpeded by clothes, the water spirals past armpits, chestbone and legs in a continual thread.
Lobsters and crayfish regenerate claws and legs in a straightforward manner as direct outgrowths from the stumps.
Apart from the killings and rapes, rebel forces hacked off arms and legs in a reign of terror against civilians.
The key was constant movement, to keep those arms and legs in a frenzied graceless paddle before imagination took over.
Mr. Robinson is a physically graceful actor, sometimes all arms and legs in a good way, and brings the full force of Paige's personality to his performance.
