Sentence examples for unable to get around from inspiring English sources

He is unable to get around easily.

"And I didn't want to live like an invalid, unable to get around, having difficulty breathing".

In Yemen, where a combination of fuel shortages and cultural barriers to women cycling has left many unable to get around, photographer Bushra Al-Fusail launched a campaign last month to encourage women to get out on their bikes and break the taboo.

And a major application of telepresence is allowing people unable to get around on their own to do so virtually.

They could offer rides to another member of an extended family who was financially struggling, or to one who was unable to get around on their own, like an aging parent.

These efforts are organized around three different streams: medical devices for people who would be totally unable to get around without them, assistive devices for people who have difficulty moving around and wearable bots that can boost a wearer's ability to carry loads or perform other tasks not normally manageable by a lone human.

One of these is Rosa May Billinghurst, who used a hand-propelled tricycle to get around after being left unable to walk by a childhood case of polio.

(Ever considered what it's like if that was the only means to get around, say if you were physically unable to drive around? Being a pedestrian once in a while will make you a better driver).

(She seems to get around).

If you were to meet 32-year-old Robin Sloan of San Francisco, you might think him a Luddite unable to get his head around new technologies.

Conor Murphy, the stable lad who became a millionaire at Cheltenham on Thursday, was back at work as usual at 5.30am yesterday, still unable to get his head around his amazing good fortune.