Sentence examples for has immobilized from inspiring English sources
But it will also break the gridlock that has immobilized Germany's banks and depressed their profits for much of the last decade.
As a result of her fall, Ms. Troy may need another operation, and anxiety over having an asthma attack at school has immobilized Nicole.
Now, with some legislatures winding down their sessions, the lack of consensus that has immobilized Congress has shown up in the legislatures as well, and has slowed — but not stopped — the advance of bills to penalize illegal immigrants.
After urging Argentines to stop buying foreign goods and begin "protecting what is ours," the country's new president, Eduardo Duhalde, sent Congress a "public emergency law" today that would give him sweeping powers to deal with the economic crisis that has immobilized the country for the last month.
His reality is divided between his life in the hospital ward where he is being treated for the psoriatic disorder that has immobilized him and a shadow universe where, both as himself and as the singing detective, he sublimates and battles the ghosts of his past.
Re "Crisis Through a Generational Lens," (Seniority, Nov. 4), which described baby boomers as not as prepared as older generations for dealing with Sept. 11: Perhaps fear has immobilized some of us boomers, but we were quick to respond as volunteers and with contributions after the attacks.
"Dad, do these knots look right?" Stape asked, having immobilized his brother.
My fears may have immobilized me before, but this seemed like my chance to be a braver version of myself.
The xx had been touted in advance of the release of their self-titled début album, a week later, but the hype seemed to have immobilized them.
A person who was closely associated with Mr. Sheen in the 1990s said the actor's sheer stamina allowed him to mix work and play in ways that would surely have immobilized others.
