Sentence examples for poor legs from inspiring English sources

In the bad old days, workers in grand department stores were never allowed to sit down, and now their poor legs are bursting with varicose veins.

In an 1874 memoir, the whaler William M. Davis recalled how "luxurious" it was to wade into pots of sperm and "squeeze and strain out the fibres," which would darken the oil unless they were removed, and added that, in the rich bath, "I almost fell in love with the touch of my own poor legs".

Even if the third picture manages equally poor legs, it will still end up with $113 million.

This can help increase the horse's price at a sale and perhaps help the horse have a sounder racing career, but the genes for poor legs will still be passed on.

Players competing in this sport class have very poor leg and trunk function, but are able to grasp and throw the ball.

Before Chamberlain faced Cincinnati on Tuesday night, Manager Joe Girardi said he wanted to see improvement in Chamberlain, who looked bad in his first two outings because of poor leg mechanics.

Openers Mal Loye and Ed Joyce succumbed to paceman Brett Lee - the former the victim of a poor leg-before decision by Australian umpire Daryl Harper - while Andrew Strauss was pinned lbw by Bracken after playing around his front pad.

With Murtagh swinging bravely and John Simpson, the wicketkeeper, batting intelligently in support, the Durham bowlers stopped finding the edges and conceded 82 in 15 overs before Murtagh's luck ran out on 45 against what was, in the event, a poor leg-side ball from Claydon.

At the cow level, poor leg cleanliness was associated with higher prevalence of active DD lesions.

We show that the primary risk factors associated with impaired locomotion and poor leg health are those specifically associated with rate of growth.

Relapses, or incomplete correction, of the deformity are common in rigid feet with poor leg muscle development.