Sentence examples for hobble from from inspiring English sources

This government can barely hobble from one C.R. to the next.

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The lyrically complicating hand of Mr. Maysles, who shot the film with several collaborators, is everywhere apparent in the way the camera picks a path around coherence, refusing narrative in favor of the thick detail of life unfolding: a small sea of umbrellas drips on a patio; several old women hobble from the clubhouse with plastic bags protecting their heads from an unexpected rain shower.

It took her two hours to hobble from her home to the clinic, a journey that once took little more than 30 minutes.

The company eventually emerged from bankruptcy, hobbled from the wounds it suffered in the financial crisis.

The result was significant after a year hobbling from disaster to disaster.

They're not hobbling from pain or drowning in their own blood.

If so, his mission appears fatally hobbled from the opening credits.

But the commission was hobbled from the start by inadequate financing and opposition from some state officials.

President Obama's effort to curb executive pay at bailed-out financial institutions was hobbled from the start.

If the organization isn't pulling for you, you're likely to be hobbled from the start.