Sentence examples for enabling him to walk from inspiring English sources

Initially, however, he was unsure of his ability to pursue a musical career, and feeling indebted to the medical profession for enabling him to walk, he went to Christ's College, Cambridge, to study medicine (1961-67), and trained as an eye specialist at St Thomas' hospital, London.

It was during a heavy crash from the Cresta Run that his spine was somehow readjusted, enabling him to walk freely immediately after regaining consciousness.

This greatly reduced the patient's involuntary movements, enabling him to walk, speak, and feed himself again, i.e., to live on his own again, which had been impossible for him before surgery.

But two months ago, the 6-year-old received one contraption that, unlike all the rest, has enabled him to walk on his own two feet.

When Tolson was in eighth grade in 2001, he began a rare and arduous bone-lengthening procedure that stretched his left leg three inches and enabled him to walk normally.

The aim of surgery was to straighten Takeuchi's spine and fix his posture, not to enable him to walk again.

Paralysed from the chest down in a knife attack, Darek, from Poland, was the first person in the world to undergo a pioneering treatment which has enabled him to walk again with the aid of a frame.

His status as a long-term resident enables him to walk through the narrow alleyways and corridors without being harassed.

Christensen recalls learning the bread and butter of constituency work that enabled him to ultimately "walk into the job of a federal politician knowing half of the job".

Starved of light and restrained in callipers, young Colin Craven believes he will always be an invalid until exposure to the garden enables him to see, walk unaided and take up the accordion (the last does not strictly occur in the novel, but like the rest of the cast, Max Gallagher is an accomplished musician).

They have strong legs, enabling them to walk well on land.