Sentence examples for disabled single from inspiring English sources

Would she have arrived with a cane and a kerchief, playing the role of the physically disabled single mother?

Having waged war on shirkers – be they old, disabled, single parents – all now scrabble to be on the side of "workers".

I was brought up by my grandfather, my grandmother and my mother, who was a disabled single mum with cerebral palsy.

A disabled, single mother described to the committee the day she was sanctioned for missing an appointment because a flare-up of her hip condition meant she was physically unable to walk or drive.

Admittedly, the stables that were cleansed of Big Brother subsequently held the stench of the snobbish gawk-show Big Fat Gypsy Weddings and the crassly named (though editorially defensible) documentary about disabled single people The Undateables; two shows on which the new C4 chief executive, Jay Hunt, was pressed at the Edinburgh International Television Festival this year.

What if one of those young girls listened and grew up with hatred in her heart and sent a hateful email thirty years later to a disabled single mom who was just trying to keep her son alive?

Until mass transit in the city addresses our needs, the mayor needs to make sure that the disabled single-passenger vehicle is allowed to use the high-occupancy vehicle lanes, or at least be exempted from two-passenger occupancy requirements for entering the city.

And so it was that one evening last month, Mr. Lythgoe and two accompanists arrived for a Horizons concert at Holland House, once a notorious welfare hotel at West 42nd Street and Ninth Avenue and now a model 306-person residence for homeless and disabled singles, run by Project Renewal, a social service organization.

Why are the disabled singled out with the most rigid productivity assessments?

Response scores were summed and transferred to a score ranging from 0 (no disability) to 100 (completely disabled); a single- sited complaint (the patient indicated a single location on a manikin) versus multiple- sited complaint, location of the complaint (more than 1 is possible) and musculoskeletal comorbidity (other than the complaint consulted for), and recurrent complaints.

Residents include elderly people, disabled individuals, single parents and NHS workers.