Sentence examples for limping from inspiring English sources

But more troubling than this performance for the Rossoneri are the injuries that accompanied it, with Riccardo Montolivo also limping out.

The sight of Moylan limping off just three minutes later completed the nightmare opening.

2012 began with a limping economy, the Tories fighting the Lib Dems and each other like rabid ferrets in a sack, Nick Clegg's party flat-lining in the polls at an existentially threatening level and Labour still with a lot to do to establish its credibility as an alternative government.

Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 9.30pm AEST12:30 45 min: Cameron Smith is limping in back play as Qld run it out from their own line.

This time nobody can pretend the Co-op is capable of limping on for another 55 years without reform.

But he was seen limping after flying a motorised hang glider with Siberian cranes in 2012, raising concerns about his health.

Today, when I ask about her first patient, Sinason describes the arrival of two medical professionals – a nurse and a psychologist – one of whom was limping.

Harris emerged from the final day as pace bowling's answer to Willy Wonka, limping theatrically to his mark before turning, kicking away his figurative cane and bounding unimpeded towards the crease.

The sight of Luther Burrell limping off Saracens' plastic pitch three minutes from time was the only cloud on Northampton's horizon on an afternoon when the heavens opened and stayed open.

I am not sure his fox has been as shot and stuffed as Tory strategists are hoping, but it was certainly limping badly in the immediate aftermath of the speech.

But these have to be weighed against the risks of Russia limping on with a president in name only.