Sentence examples for hobble across from inspiring English sources

Zack Barth, a legislative aide, was shot in the leg but managed to hobble across the field and hurl himself to safety inside the first-base dugout.

One short week ago, Season 3 of "RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars" ended not with a bang but a limper, as Shangela, the leader in the polls, was thrown under the hot rod by an extralegally installed electoral body-ody-ody of her competitors, clearing the strip for the perfectly lovely but somewhat uninspired Trixie Mattel to hobble across the finish line.

We don't necessarily need to kneel down in church, meditate like a Buddhist monk or hobble across the Pacific Coast Trail to have a cathartic experience.

The long campaign was itself supposed to be the first and deadliest line of attack: bleed their opponents dry so that they'd hobble across the finish line in October, unable and unwilling to play the game of brinkmanship that comes along with a(n expected) hung parliament.

She was the guard of my heart, taking notice whenever I swore, even under my breath, by giving me a sharp look; sometimes she would get up and hobble across the room to me and say with a nuzzle, "Chill out mom".

The elderly black man hobbled across the stage and the predominantly white crowd leapt to its feet with rapturous applause.

During one take, a man with a cane hobbled across the thoroughfare just as the first charge was set off.

"You'd much rather face a team that's hobbling across the finish line," the Yankees' Raul Ibanez said, "than a team that's sprinting through it".

He hobbles across the stage and collapses onto a sofa, reaches for a mask connected to an oxygen tank, and takes two deep breaths.

Hobbling across the room, he noticed the Rev. Michael Thornton, a priest who had said mass for the Catholics among the Jets in the morning.

I hobbled across the road to my neighbor's property and started pulling little hemlocks out of the hillside (I had permission).