Sentence examples for paralysed off from inspiring English sources

There was a statue of a young guy arching his back, paralysed off the ground.

In recent years, he said, the state has been paralysed by a stand-off between two alien-sounding tribes, the "Modocians" and the "Alamedans".Modoc is, in fact, a rural and arch-conservative county in the state's extreme north-east where most people voted against Mr Brown.

During the post-election violence in 2008, Uganda was cut off, paralysing businesses.

Its fighters paralysed the capital by cutting off roads to seaports and airports.Zimbabwe's Electoral Commission said there must be a run-off between President Robert Mugabe and his challenger, Morgan Tsvangirai, who is officially acknowledged to have beaten him in the first round of a presidential election on March 29th.

The commander called a meeting for May 21st of all sides of the stand-off that has paralysed Thai politics for months.

Benetti's shot from 20 yards was a fine one, but the remarkable Francillon was favourite to stop it until a deflection off Auguste paralysed him with its suddenness.

Texas born, Caouette's mother was a former child model whose life changed when she fell off a roof and was paralysed.

The hospital was treating children whose arms were sheared off by exploding shells and teenagers paralysed from the neck down.

Although they look identical to their captors, there are subtle differences: they're paralysed by dog whistles; get high off dishwasher tablets; and their hair – or "fur" – is harvested and sold to humans as a narcotic.

AFTER a riot on April 10th which left 23 Thais dead, a tense stand-off has ensued on the streets of Bangkok, paralysed for the past several weeks by red-shirted anti-government protesters.

His pledge was never tested though, for that weekend the dock strike that had paralysed 61 ports for 12 days crumbled and was called off.