Sentence examples for having a leg from inspiring English sources

"I could no longer remember having a leg," he wrote.

Ninety-one percent of the group also chose having a leg amputated over a return to obesity.

"We think having a leg in each camp gives us a little bit of a hedge," he said.

According to American intelligence, he was having a "leg massage" on the roof of his house with his second wife when the drone struck.

"If churches insist on having a leg up in the zoning process," she said, "we're going to have a lot more discrimination claims and more divisiveness".

In 1904, gymnast George Eyser did not let the small matter of being run over by a train and having a leg amputated to prevent him from winning six medals, including three golds.

Related: Why The White House Doesn't Have A Leg To Stand On [ETP].

And having a leg-spinner will help when the wicket is turning – we can knock over the tail a bit easier".

She has a leg up".

The Republicans have a leg up.

They had a leg each.