Sentence examples for overcome foot from inspiring English sources

They are climbing toward the East's eighth playoff spot on the strength of their one-two punch: James, a 19-year-old rookie guard, and Ilgauskas, a 28-year-old center who has overcome foot injuries that caused him to miss two seasons.

Head-Maarek, encouraged by a sparkling gallop, had been telling everyone who would listen that the Treve we would see at Longchamp yesterday would be the old champion Treve after overcoming feet and back problems, rather than the lame and tame Treve who ran like a crab at Royal Ascot in June and then in her Arc trial last month.

Paula Radcliffe has admitted she may never be able to compete again as she struggles to overcome a foot injury.

The 22-year-old did not play in any of the T20s or ODIs and will be raring to go for this series if he can overcome a foot injury sustained when clearing up at a house party.

Tiznow, last year's Horse of the Year, will try to overcome a foot problem and the largest Santa Anita Handicap field in 15 years when he competes in today's running of the $1 million race.

The flanker, 30, has overcome a foot injury and has been named in an All Blacks team to which coach Graham Henry has made three changes.

Both sides were forced into late changes with Fabio Ongaro starting in place of Leonardo Ghiraldini after the hooker failed to overcome a foot problem and Scotland's Allan Jacobsen failing a fitness test in the warm-up, meaning a place for Jon Welsh at loosehead prop.

That in turn has strengthened the hand of Mr Erdogan in Ankara as he tries to overcome the foot-dragging power of conservative generals.

Both institutions will probably also favour enlarging the EU briskly into Eastern Europe, and together may help overcome the foot-dragging of some of the Union's members.Tomorrow belongs to MEPsThe implication is that the years ahead should be rewarding ones for the parliament.

When Swansea begin their Premier League campaign at the Etihad Stadium and if Monk overcomes a foot injury in time, he is set to become one of a handful of men to have played for Swansea in all four divisions.

But for Halfpenny, the tour to Australia will bring down the curtain on a roller-coaster year in which he overcame a foot injury to star at the World Cup and in the Grand Slam.