Sentence examples for crippling accident from inspiring English sources
Stone masonry monasteries were the hardest hit, suffering all the effects of a crippling accident in old age.
Increasing student enrollment necessitated a move in 1602, and, after a crippling accident, Joseph was financially assisted by Popes Clement VIII and Paul V, who in 1617 recognized his community as a religious congregation.
Sensitively portrayed by the great Spanish actor Javier Bardem, Ramón, 55, regards his life in the wake of a crippling accident in his mid-20's as a cruel, cosmic joke.
His wound is psychological and physical (acrophobia, as well as a crippling accident), and, instead of finding happiness with his sensible girlfriend, he descends into a form of morbid dementia.
Thus instructed to conflate Costello with her creator, Coetzee's readers encounter her again, in his following novel, "Slow Man," which finds Costello taking up residence in the home of the protagonist, Paul Rayment, as he examines his life in the wake of a crippling accident.
Former Olympian Janine Shepherd had to rethink her answer to that question when a crippling accident ended her cycling career.
Carrying the flag for the 623-athlete United States delegation was Cliff Meidl from Redondo Beach, Calif., who has become a familiar Olympic story of great perseverance after surviving a near-crippling accident 14 years ago to become an Olympic kayaker.
PERSONAL HISTORY about meeting a woman who witnessed the author's crippling automobile accident ten years ago.
The New Yorker, July 21 , 1997P. 33 PERSONAL HISTORY about meeting a woman who witnessed the author's crippling automobile accident ten years ago.
The theme of suicide (Mr. Gray's mother also killed herself) assumes physical weight and pain as Mr. Gray drifts further and further into shadows after a crippling automobile accident in 2001.
