Sentence examples for having to crawl from inspiring English sources

It was a hardship, he said, "not for the smell or having to crawl through it".

MAYBE someday travelers will take a train to the Meadowlands complex instead of having to crawl along Route 3.

"I don't get too excited about burst pipes or frozen pipes or having to crawl around in the wet, cold weather," he said.

I went from being a nationally ranked sabre fencer to having to crawl to the shower in the morning, my body too weak to stand up.

He tried to sell the public on the replacement refs and he ended up having to crawl back to the bargaining table.

"I was on a record pace despite having to crawl through the snow at points," said Barahona, who is 48, 5-foot-8 and 125 pounds.

They had to crawl out.

Rescuers had to crawl along the floor.

Her foot quickly froze, and she had to crawl.

The Task Force would have had to crawl home; Margaret Thatcher would have had to crawl out of No 10.

You have to crawl on your knees to get in.