Sentence examples for student paralyzed from inspiring English sources

The Associated Press reported that on Saturday, a van carrying members of Stuyvesant's girls' track team and driven by the team's coach overturned, leaving one student paralyzed.

Richard Castaldo, a student paralyzed from the chest down in the attacks, said in an interview posted at the gaming blog Kotaku that he had played the game himself.

Another major influence on postwar graphic design grew out of a grass-roots mash-up of workers and students that paralyzed a city.

Anger rose to a flash point in 1968, when plans to build a gym in Morningside Park provoked protests and led to a monthlong student strike that paralyzed the university.

Suzanne Daley (NYT) THE AMERICAS MEXICO: STRIKE HITS ENROLLMENT The number of high school graduates seeking admission to the Autonomous National University, Mexico's most important institution of higher learning, has plummeted in the wake of a student strike that paralyzed the campus for nearly a year.

An equally miraculous feat was recently accomplished by 18-year-old Patrick Ivson, a paralyzed student who walked across the stage to receive his diploma at graduation.

RALLY FOR PARALYZED PLAYER About 100 students and friends, and most of the Rutgers team, attended a rally to support the paralyzed defensive tackle Eric LeGrand.

Instead, the prospect now is of a paralyzed urban center and planned student sit-ins, an uncompromising government and armed police ratcheting up the use of force.

In both the text and the film adaptation, the exchanges between the medical social worker and the acerbic "quad" (whose mind is anything but paralyzed) are especially instructive for students headed to careers in physical therapy or occupational therapy.

Today's college students have effectively never known a Washington not paralyzed by partisan gridlock.

If teachers are underperforming, or if student achievement appears to be plateauing, teachers can become paralyzed and fall prey to self-doubt or frustration.