Sentence examples for gets around well from inspiring English sources

One of Slavik's friends, Vladimir Amkhadov, who has two withered legs but gets around well on crutches, also lost a Russian "wife" in the war.

Though she gets around well with an artificial limb, she has developed a severe case of agoraphobia and has not left her apartment for a year.

I hit the ball well, made a few putts, got around well".

Yet C. lenticarpus could probably get around well on land using its flippers, just as seals and sea lions do today.

Even though Floyd couldn't get around well towards the end, he was always looking out for his wife.

"She had already learned to get around well enough, but couldn't channel her puppy energy into playful romping, or chasing toys, or running in circles like the other dogs.

Proper signage to guide people, good direction from the ceremony to the reception, plenty of space for people to get around, well thought out timing and easy flow from the dance floor to the bar will keep guest's minds on enjoying themselves instead of wondering where they are supposed to be going, feeling lost, or how to get from point A to point B. Waiting.

Or answer the door for an elderly neighbor, who still enjoys seeing the kids but can't get around well.

Sometimes they send progress reports: "Dan the Duck is much better now, and gets around very well on one leg".

He scrummages well, gets around the field, hits his targets in the England lineout and he makes the guys around him play.

You can't underestimate Mr. McLean, the alto saxophonist; in the 1950's and 60's he was known as one of the most passionate of the players who arrived after the first cannon fire of bebop, and when he's playing well, word gets around.