Sentence examples for need a crutch from inspiring English sources

After that if you need a crutch; take a crutch.

I don't need a crutch, I can walk on my own.

Others said they needed a crutch.

Beliefs might lack all supporting evidence but, we thought, if people needed a crutch for consolation, what's the harm?

Due to a rare, genetic bone development disorder called multiple epiphyseal dysplasia, Wetherill needs a crutch to walk -- and play table tennis.

And while it might seem unfair to tax a country for needing a bigger crutch than others in the EU club, relatively speaking, the UK's GDP has jumped courtesy of new estimates of the nation's consumption of drugs and use of prostitutes.

Daniel slowly regained some feeling and motion, but any improvements plateaued after about seven years, and he still needs a wheelchair and crutches to get around.

Patients usually stay in the hospital four or five days and require four to six weeks of rehabilitation, when they usually need crutches, a walker or a cane.

There are plenty of designers who have shown that you don't need the crutch of a club or a book to design original clothes, among them Mr. Alaïa, Karl Lagerfeld and Raf Simons.

If we were in possession of such a tool, we would not need the crutch of a concept of causation.

He needs a new pair of crutches – his old-fashioned wooden ones are an uncomfortable way to get around – so when he calls to thank us for the small sum of money we gave him to purchase new ones, I'm not surprised.