Sentence examples for handicapped are from inspiring English sources

"He explained that kids so handicapped are actually on a higher plane than you or I," Mr. Rattner said.

So he's speaking from experience when he says, "The odds of your ending up in a hospital or become permanently handicapped are high".

Students who have learning problems or are physically handicapped are taking and passing, in greater numbers than ever before, the Regents exams now being required for high school graduation, state education officials reported today.

No one knows the proportions of the professional beggars and of itinerant panhandlers, nor can it be said with any certainty how many of the beggars who appear to be blind or lame or otherwise physically handicapped are really able-bldies.

Rather than eradicate public works, he is seeking to expand their definition, contending that putting more teachers in public schools and making public facilities accessible to the handicapped are actions more "public" in spirit than building a bridge or a dam.

"Everywhere one turns, blacks and Hispanics are demanding jobs simply because they're black and Hispanic, the physically handicapped are trying to gain equal representation in professional sports, and homosexuals are demanding that government vouchsafe them the right to bear children," the essay said, according to Mr. Kennedy.

How could something that made me feel so handicapped be worth keeping?

Steps at the entrance; help for the handicapped is available.

Metered parking for the handicapped is available on High St. between Wall St. and Grove St.

Robert Pires was handicapped by being a Scorpio.

"You don't have to be handicapped to be different.