Sentence examples for is limping along from inspiring English sources

THEIR distinguished president is limping along, physically and politically.

IMPLEMENTATION of the Israeli-Palestinian Wye agreement is limping along, largely as expected.

The current Mets team is limping along, just like the nation's economy.

Yet economic data paint a more benign picture of growth that is limping along slowly but consistently.

Puerto Rico is limping along, with what are meant to be backup generators using dwindling supplies of fuel.

But the hotel -- once one of the most renowned luxury lodgings in South Africa -- is limping along on life support, hoping for an infusion of casino money.

And because everyone just ran, we were limping along really slowly.

The Saturday edition of "Big Brother 2" had been limping along, barely registering a blip on the ratings screen.

"If you're a painter," Butcher says at one point, "you're already ahead of the story," but if you're not, you'll be limping along behind.

"The market really was limping along, not functioning at a level that anybody from a policy perspective would want it to," Iselin said.

Cross-border takeovers are limping along, including the buyout of the American biotech firm Genzyme by the French pharmaceuticals giant Sanofi-Aventis and of the British broadcaster BSkyB by the News Corporation.