Sentence examples for get incapacitated from inspiring English sources

"If I stay in my apartment, which is very tempting, and I get incapacitated, it will be like being entombed," she said.

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What happens if he gets incapacitated while on duty?

If one of your guys gets incapacitated later in the game, there will be little chance of reviving him due to the sheer amount of zombies.

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Green party politician Renate Künast got a lot of flak when she suggested that German police should have incapacitated the perpetrator instead of killing him.

"It's painful to get used to being incapacitated, but you do it".

Deals that include some kind of vomit-management system (plastic sheeting springs to mind), and, yes, charging people through the nose if they're too incapacitated to get themselves home.

In order for Edward to get the idea of incapacitating Eugenides with prescription medicine, Stevenson invents another eccentric old man in an empty house and sends Edward off to Scotland to find him.

Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, said: "The risk we were running with this cultural crisis is that fear tends to incapacitate people, they get paralyzed.

Because this is Comicbookland and Batman can't seem to set up two-factor authentication, they get stolen and used to incapacitate the Justice League entirely.