Sentence examples for back suffering from from inspiring English sources

She and an associate tracked down Jerry Eckwood, a former Buccaneers running back suffering from dementia, and arranged for the doctors' examinations that qualified him for benefits of more than $100,000 a year.

In her very first novel, "Alice in Bed," she managed to siphon fun out of the year a crabby teenager spends flat on her back, suffering from a mysterious joint disease.

He made one further attempt to escape overland to Dutch New Guinea, but had to be carried back suffering from an internal hemorrhage.

Already lacking the injured Thomas Vermaelen, the home side's back four lost Gaël Clichy before the kick-off, the French left-back suffering from some sort of seasonal complaint, allowing Kieran Gibbs to take his place as the token Englishman.

Ms Suu Kyi attempted four similar excursions in 1998 and each time was made to turn back after suffering from dehydration.

"I want to make sure that we treat our veterans in the way our veterans deserve to be treated, not just those in the past, but those in the present that are coming back and suffering from various serious wounds, crippling and disabling injury, as well as both physical and mental conditions," Mr. Romney said.

Until the last few weeks the conventional wisdom in Washington, London and Arab capitals was that Isis had been forced on to the back foot, suffering from shortages of cash, weapons and problems of resupply, even if its morale was sustained by a slick propaganda machine that kept attracting recruits.

The United manager is set to be without Phil Jones for some time as the England centre-back is suffering from shin splints – his second injury of the season.

We drove back to Austin suffering from rock-star-size hangovers.

She puts her hands to her head and arches back as if suffering from a bad hangover.

WHILE I'm certainly not the first person to come back from Paris suffering from an attack of post-traumatic shopping syndrome, I think my recent case was worse than that of the average traveler.