Sentence examples for games for disabled from inspiring English sources

This time, she is seen with grandson Harry in a video to promote the Invictus Games for disabled veterans.

In 1960 the first quadrennial Olympic-style Games for disabled athletes were held in Rome; the quadrennial Winter Games were added in 1976, in Sweden.

"I'm going to the Paralympics," Bailey told a waiter last week at his favorite restaurant, speaking of the Olympic Games for disabled athletes in Beijing this September.

The Express first reported the relationship, which apparently began in May when Prince Harry traveled to Toronto to promote the Invictus Games Foundation, an organization he founded to host Olympics-style games for disabled veterans from around the world.

Conscious of the Paralympics' origins in the Stoke Mandeville Games for disabled personnel first held in Buckinghamshire to coincide with London's last Olympics in 1948, Sealey, who herself went deaf at the age of seven, speaks of a hope that the ceremony will "rise to the emotional and historic occasion of the homecoming of the Games".

The success of ParalympicsGB contributed to what was hailed as one of the best Games for disabled athletes.

But despite all the talk of the Games' legacy for disabled people in Britain, the 55-year-old, who was born with a muscle-wasting disease and club foot, has been left to live in a kitchen covered in mould and with a bucket for his bathroom.

Trischa Zorn of Mission Viejo, Calif., earned her fifth gold medal in the swimming competition of the third International Games for the Disabled today.

Our coverage of the Long Island Games for the Disabled won numerous awards, and our annual high-school quiz program, "Brainstormers," will start in February.

At the 1988 World Winter Games for the Disabled, disciplines represented included slalom, and the classification was not grouped with others for medal events for women.

The 2012 Paralympics in London were a game-changer for disabled people in the UK and around the world.