Sentence examples for limping due to from inspiring English sources

He runs back and forth, heavily limping due to a bullet wound in his leg.

One has a broken wing, the other was shot and is limping due to a problem with his leg.

In this case, the patient was allowed to walk for 6 weeks after the trauma, even though she was limping due to weakness during plantar flexion.

The World War II vet walked with a limp due to a war injury.

Working from the small farmhouse of her kindly adoptive parents on the coast of Brittany, Mathilde, who walks with a limp due to childhood polio, sets about her task with great vigour, and Jeunet uses Tautou's winsome good looks as an innocent mask for her steely determination.

There was a slight limp due to abductor and thigh muscles wasting.

The main postoperative complication was a limp due to abductor action and thigh muscle atrophy because of delayed weight-bearing and missed active range of motion exercises.

She walks with a slight limp due to hip-replacement surgery she had several years ago.

For the next 40 years, this veteran walked with a limp (due to the "shortening" of the wounded leg).

DeGuerin said Durst still suffers from a variety of conditions: a slight limp due to neuropathy in his leg as well as hearing and short-term memory loss.

Booth's "HRI love story" recalls how, at the age of six, he was limping badly due to a severe problem with his knees.