Sentence examples for crippled feet from inspiring English sources
On little feet, crippled feet, she hobbled up to the front of the class when she heard Mrs. Khemlani talking about the grand sweep of history, a look on her face that I had learned to associate with anger over something stupid she'd just heard.
"A fallen phoenix," Xuan'er is humbly married off to the feckless son of a female blacksmith, and embarks on a strenuous life of domestic chores and wartime marches on crippled feet.
Magda has a mental disability and suffers from a variety of other physical ailments, from a severely cleft palate to a blind eye and crippled feet.
And in a painting by Siona Benjamin -- a highlight of the show -- a mythical creature with a woman's head and a lion's body is crippled by feet in the shape of Mickey Mouse heads.
He went on to cite an example of the livestock sector in Kenya which contributes close to 15percentt of the country's GDP, but is currently partly crippled by Foot and Mouth Disease, which has stalled exportation to the European Union.
There was my 98-pound mother, befriending the immigrant podiatrist who tried to relieve her painful, bunion-crippled feet; limping to her desk and squinting her one good eye at that maddening computer, so she could finish an article for her community newspaper.
Crippled in one foot, he limped and duck-walked through the bush gathering black medicines.
Despite arthritis, which crippled his hands and feet, he continued to work, three or four hours a day.
The audience handed over their shillings and were wowed as the apparently crippled rose to their feet and skipped off the stage.
She suggests instead that Scott was crippled by a frozen foot and that his companions Birdie Bowers and Edward (Uncle Bill Wilsonn chose to stay with him rather than struggle to safety.
Rudy is a former C.I.A. special operations officer who speared 400-pound fish in the 1950's, killed a great white shark in the 1970's, and whose hand was chopped up and crippled by a seven-foot moray eel off Key West, Fla.
