Sentence examples for crippled hand from inspiring English sources

Taking a closer look, one can see that the man has a crippled hand, but while his deformity is downplayed, it is not hidden.

After six surgeries, a skin graft and intensive rehab, I still couldn't open jars or water bottles, or put on the splint I had to wear at night to keep the fingers on my crippled hand from contracting.

Ben, the youngest and sweetest, was disabled and mentally handicapped, but he loved baseball above all things; he had a statistician's capacity for memorizing numbers and had learned to field a ball with one crippled hand and to make a respectable throw with the other.

(That's Mark showing you what a crippled hand looks like. Just in case you were unsure).

Johnson eventually recovered, except for a crippled hand, but he was still suffering from his wounds when he returned to the House in February 1814.

Seized by Germans during war, and used in hospitals for limbering up crippled hands.

Observations on gender, ability to speak English, physical difficulties including hearing impairment, crippled hands or legs, understanding of questions, difficulty remembering and accuracy of responses Do you have a regular doctor?

The gunman was recocking the weapon when the man who had spoken, Antonio Gonzalez, a factory worker with a crippled left hand, rose and lurched forward.

He has had to pay fellow villages to take care of his family's land because he could not plant or harvest rice with a crippled right hand.

One patient had a badly crippled left hand and arm, so a therapist placed a sanding block in it and told the patient to sand furniture.

Ask him a question and painful moments pass as Hawking, using his crippled right hand to manipulate a computer cursor, composes an answer letter by letter, word by word.