Sentence examples for crippled man from inspiring English sources
"The crippled man is dead".
"Are ye Polish?" the crippled man asked.
I feel like a crippled man here".
"Will we split the difference?" the crippled man suggested again.
Tells about a crippled man playing a one-man band.
"Two coats we're talking about?" the crippled man inquired.
Nolan was aware that centuries had seen "crass crippled men dashed, branded and treated as dross in a world offended by their appearance"; kept out of sight, such people had been denied everything which his family insisted he should share with them: a list of these included feeling "the cold nervous heartbeat of a damp frog".
"I was like a crippled old man when I was discharged.
At a party one evening she met & fell in love with Giles Wall, a crippled young man.
"I was like a crippled old man when I was discharged," he said.
It was while working for Sennett that Chaplin invented his character the Little Tramp, who, he claimed, was partly based on a crippled old man he used to see on the street in London.
