Sentence examples for crippled foot from inspiring English sources

"He can't get far with that crippled foot, and he's been sick for a while.

Born of a strongly Calvinist and monarchist family, Bilderdijk had a crippled foot and spent a precocious childhood among books.

One showed off a crippled foot and asked, "How could I be a fighter with this foot?" He had a blue dot on his forehead, and guards argued over whether that was evidence that he was a Taliban.

The sun pure gold on the MediterrAnean.

The English version of the letter was provided by writer Catherine Van Dyke and it states that Pilate's wife successfully sought Jesus' aid to heal the crippled foot of her son Pilo.

18 No man who is blind or lame, disfigured or deformed; 19 no man with a crippled foot or hand, 20 or who is a hunchback or a dwarf, or who has any eye defect, or who has festering or running sores or damaged testicles.

"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.

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.

At times, Mo Yan, speaking through Jintong, seems to forget that his heroine is handicapped, so dynamic does he make her, but at others he remembers: "The deep footprints she made in the muddy road with her crippled, once-bound feet were still discernible months later".

The crippled airliner now missing about eight feet (2.5 m) of its right wing trailed black smoke and flames as it spiraled earthward, and crashed into a then-empty patch of desert outside the town of Arden.