Sentence examples similar to should limp along from inspiring English sources

The last thing Americans interested in either economic success or the rule of law should want is to have harmony with Europe in limping along slowly with competition kept safely in check.

Should the government limp along to finish its five-year term it would count an achievement in its own right, within the rudely punctuated history of Pakistani democracy.

Sun Ovens limped along, critically wounded.

The Kurdish region barely limps along generally.

I limped along, bald under my bright pink cap.

"The economy is just limping along," he said.

THEIR distinguished president is limping along, physically and politically.

But "I was just limping along," he said.

IMPLEMENTATION of the Israeli-Palestinian Wye agreement is limping along, largely as expected.

The current Mets team is limping along, just like the nation's economy.

Evander still limps along, but shares its hallways and facilities with six small-school upstarts.