Sentence examples for gets handicapped from inspiring English sources

And if you get overly concerned about shadows, then it's always the latest building that gets handicapped, because the existing building already casts shadows – it's the status quo".

I'm a fan, but I don't make statements on my car to the point that after my accident it took me two years to get handicapped parking tags.

One doubts that most people knew that the young Hillary Clinton had worked to get handicapped kids access to school; or helped register migrant workers in Texas; or investigated segregated academies in the South; or started a legal aid clinic in Arkansas; or worked for the Children's Defense Fund instead of going to Wall Street.

I do not panic about getting migraine, so in that way I have gained a new life, because I had a feeling of panic as migraine is so awful, that you get handicapped by it".

The adviser pretended to have contracted malaria while serving in Vietnam to get a handicapped parking space, despite never having the disease or serving in the country.

The naturally exuberant street language ("I always take a gander at a doll's feet and ankles before I start handicapping her") always gets topped off by self-conscious writerly gestures ("although I wish to state"; "by no means bad"; "is really most surprising").

"I finally get my handicapped parking spot last Thursday," Ashley said, "and then I come home on Saturday and they're parking in my parking spot".

The first step was to call up my brother to get the handicapped low-down.

You get to handicap where we are in the cycle on your own, of course.

It turns out that in the annual handicap review held at The Glamorganshire, where we both get our handicaps from, he had been given an extra shot.

"Do I get a handicap for being ancient?" she asked.