Sentence examples for feeble steps from inspiring English sources

Under the headline "The Scene at the Pennsylvania Death Clinic," The New York Post wrote of a 75-year-old woman who "winced at the sting of the hypodermic," then took "a few feeble steps and dropped dead".

Others, however, have pooh-poohed it as another feeble step forward.

But when Strauss and Hofmannsthal followed that discordant tragedy with Der Rosenkavalier, a bawdy farce with a whimsical streak, many thought the pair had taken a feeble step back from the brink.

That led to the Kyoto protocol in 1997 – a rather feeble first step to fulfilling that promise.

My feeble, half-hearted steps cannot compete with your bold, proud strides.

It was seemingly an ideal environment for Sanchez to regain some confidence as he played in front of a mild-mannered crowd that would not boo his every step, against a feeble defense, and without much competition to replace him.

Tyson hit Savarese with a stinging left hook just 12 seconds into the fight, stepping aside a feeble jab to strike Savarese on the top of the head at the hairline.

HONG KONG — Signs that the Chinese economy is sputtering mounted Friday, in the form of dismally feeble trade data that fanned expectations that Beijing would soon step up its efforts to buttress growth before a key leadership transition this autumn.

Hopefully more mature at 30, he won't be found as wanting this time when he steps up in class as he was in his previous feeble title challenges against Michael Katsidis and Ricky Burns.

I turned and took a few photos of the gate behind me in a feeble attempt to appear as inconspicuous as possible before hurrying up the steps.

The funny part is them taking two minutes and 30 seconds to get out on stage while taking tiny baby steps like old people tend to do when they get feeble.