Of course an amputation is still devastating, but now, with the improved prosthetics, many patients can walk, run and enjoy essentially normal lives, Dr. Weaver said.
Little Neck, Queens, a community of single-family homes with about 15,000 people, sits on either side of Northern Boulevard, its main shopping strip, and many residents can walk to local stores.
They have deserved their supremacy and Ipswich will look further back for inspiration – to Wark's heroics, to the 1996 derby that was won by a Gunn miskick – "not too many people can walk down both Ipswich and Norwich high streets and get a pat on the back!" – and to the fact that unlikely heroes such as Danny Haynes, matchwinner twice in the late 2000s, invariably crop up on this stage.
Installation art exists in time, in the time of its own rapid corruption (how long can this spray-on dust last? how many feet can walk these cheap carpets before they wear away?) and in the time of the viewer's immersion into the space of the installation.
But our goal here is not to put on an exhibition of how many times we can throw the ball down the middle, how many home runs he can hit or how many times we can walk him and not compete.
I don't know very many models who can walk the runway and give the same essence of a pop sensation like many of these girls from Drag Race.
Dealerships know that not many young people can walk in and pay forecourt prices.
Not too many places you can walk home, much less dance home, from the movies.
Many of them can walk with their feet, going to easier, higher-paying jobs in the suburbs".
"There aren't many places you can walk around, look at store windows and still find restaurants open at this hour.
