Sentence examples for stiff leg from inspiring English sources
The phrase "stiff leg" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a leg that is rigid or lacks flexibility, often due to injury or medical conditions. Example: "After the accident, he had a stiff leg that made it difficult for him to walk."
Did they notice he was walking with a stiff leg to hide his weapon?
"With her stiff leg," the mother says, "they'll have gassed her".
They are fantastically old people; people in terrible health, in wheelchairs or hobbling along on walkers, or joining me on my bench to stretch out a stiff leg or adjust a bad back.
Some performers are more thoroughly pedestrian, while several sequences show a peculiar amalgam of technique and awkwardness, as when one woman swings a stiff leg to and fro or keeps it stretched in the air as if it were an alien attachment to her body.
This training may mean learning to use crutches, a brace, or an artificial arm; or it may involve working out and practicing the movements required to do housework with the use of only one hand or the way to board public transportation with a stiff leg.
For a moment, the cat hangs sideways there, his stiff legs shaking like the clapper of a bell.
With stiff legs, Miller got up and finished her only event of the night with an awkward second vault.
When he needs to walk outside his apartment, he wears a brace on each leg and walks with two stiff legs instead of one.
Emily Freeman, standing in as a late replacement for Ashlee Nelson, who complained of stiff legs, won the 100m easily in 11.42 seconds, an unexpected bonus victory for Britain.
