Sentence examples for get crippled from inspiring English sources

If you constantly think about worst case scenarios, then you get crippled.

Murderer Bob went down in a ball on the floor, the same as the Three Musketeers, and the deputies, when their arms were tired and they judged their duty properly exercised, said, "Don't touch that button no more tonight," and said, "That's right, gentlemen," and also, "Or somebody's gonna get crippled".

No wonder players and managers get crippled by fear playing for England.

While democracies can certainly get crippled by smaller, more discrete interest groups, they can also be disabled by the quixotic pursuit of unified, centralized government over disparate groups of citizens.

"We get crippled by fear," said Burns.

Above all, remind yourself the alternatives could be much worse: You could die, get crippled, or end in jail.

"The intellect gets crippled," he said of growing older, "but glittering renown is still draped around the calcified shell".

"It got to that difficult a stage where we were getting crippled in everything we were trying to do.

If CFPB goes away or gets crippled, these communities will again be on the chopping block.

… I've gotten crippled cats back on their feet, ones with liver problems well again … I feel my heart does most of their healing.

You would get sick or become crippled from polio, and God would turn his back on you.