Sentence examples for foot troubles from inspiring English sources

Disappointment over this, in addition to foot troubles caused by arthritis, led him to leave the company within two years.

It looks faulty now, with Wallace (38) lost to a season-ending foot operation, Kidd (39) slowing down and Camby (38) a minor factor because of foot troubles.

The list of horses whose bids for fame on the racetrack were tripped up by foot problems is long — Spectacular Bid stepped on a pin before the Belmont Stakes in 1979, or so his trainer said, and lost his chance at the Triple Crown; more recently, Unbridled's Song and Big Brown each battled foot troubles.

Orlando Hernández (foot troubles) will not throw one pitch for the Mets in the second year of his two-year deal and Pedro Martínez (rotator cuff surgery and hamstring injury) has given the team only one good season out of the four he signed up for.

The Nets now can only hope Johnson can fight his way through his foot trouble.

Native Dancer has developed foot trouble and will not run for a while.

Writer went down to see him and reports he has apparently recovered from the foot trouble that plagued him into retirement last September.

After three seasons, she had to give up dance, because of foot trouble and, she later told Richard Eyre, the head of the Royal National Theatre, because "my bosom was too big".

Wales international Ashley Williams is Swansea's only fully fit centre-back as captain Garry Monk is playing despite suffering a long-standing foot trouble.

Monk, who joined Swansea in June 2004 when the Welsh club were still in League Two, played 10 successive games despite suffering from a foot trouble when Caulker was out.

It was Messi, whose fast feet troubled the mighty Mats Hummels on occasions, who symbolised this Argentina team along with the magnificently competitive Javier Mascherano.