Sentence examples for hobble her from inspiring English sources

But it continues to hobble her own Conservatives.Last week, Michael Ancram, a one-time Tory bigwig, criticised some of his colleagues read: David Cameron, the current leader for "trashing our past [and] appearing ashamed of our history"—read: Lady Thatcher.

(We won't go into the fact that the child's stories are scarily good and I will have to kill, or at least hobble her a bit to prevent competition. She has been warned).

The United States earned only one racing slot — and while the woman who will fill it, the 26-year-old Jill Kintner, was a three-time mountain-bike-racing world champion, a recent knee injury suffered during training may hobble her speed.

Harding, whose downfall in figure skating began with the plot to hobble her Olympic rival Nancy Kerrigan in 1994, was released without bail in Camas, Wash., and ordered to stay away from alcohol, weapons and the boyfriend, 28-year-old Darren Silver.

But ballet master Vincent Cassel (a hornier Balanchine) notes that her lack of sensuality and mania for perfection hobble her take on the wicked swan, which should sizzle.

As VICE reported on Tuesday, Canada's Access to Information Commissioner is also cash-starved, and she says it will hobble her ability to pry documents from resistant government departments.

But moments when Ms. Bernard's body sagged and her character's aching feet made her hobble in her high heels suggested that such ideals may be unattainable.

It eventually cost her the premiership and has hobbled her party ever since.

Montaño, 26, broke her right foot during 2008 trials, hobbling her for the rest of that season.

At 48, without children and with a partner who stays in the background, her domestic choices have not hobbled her rise.

Newman was deeply aware that Woodward had hobbled her career to be a wife and mother to his children.