Sentence examples for limp days from inspiring English sources

He insists he lost his limp days ago, but his gait still holds a limp's echo.

A HEAVY meal is the last thing diners want on limp, humid days when the temperature is sizzling.

Daniel L. Doctoroff watched in pain as his father developed a limp one day, was found to have Lou Gehrig's disease, and died within two years.

Until a hike left him limping for days.

But his foot having ballooned, Richards spent the next two hours in a Doha hospital and had a limp the next day.

Because if it turns out that your throbbing toe is caused by gout, you are going to have a lot of explaining to do as you limp through the day.

It's heavy-duty and quite heavy in my excitement to remove it from the boxes, I pulled my back and spent the next several days limping around, sweet irony.

It's no surprise that after you spend days limping because you hurt your ankle, your other foot may start to hurt.

Captain John received his prisoners "with distinction" and Concorde returned to Bombay, although Fortune, reduced to a poor condition, limped for several days before arriving.

Patients will be asked to use crutches until they can walk without pain and without limping, likely 10 days or less.

Think about it: would you rather spend a few weeks pretending to be into someone who smokes, belches, and listens to Limp Bizkit all day, or would you rather politely nip this relationship in the bud?