Leaving lame sheep in the flock untreated will increase the prevalence of lameness unless spontaneous recovery occurs.
She makes them leave his lame friends' lame party and is ready to leave him entirely (ANDREW MCCARTHY) because she wisely realises that this won't work.
An illness left her lame for a time, but otherwise her childhood was happy.
A serious illness in 1867 left Alexandra lame and accentuated a hereditary deafness.
Garibaldi's wound left him lame, but this did not prevent the government from using him more openly when war broke out with Austria in 1866.
Now a fully-fledged ted, he worshipped the leather-clad American rocker who had been left severely lame following a car accident.
Liu Xiang, China's first ever track gold medallist at Athens, was devastated when a torn hamstring left him lame in the heats in front of an expectant home public four years later.
As a schoolgirl, the young Rosa could sense her apartness from her classmates, not only because she was a Jew, but because a childhood illness had left her lame.
On 17 March 1883, she fell down some stairs at Windsor, which left her lame until July; she never fully recovered and was plagued with rheumatism thereafter.
