Sentence examples for unable to play with from inspiring English sources

Earlier yesterday, Red Sox shortstop Nomar Garciaparra, unable to play with pain in his left hamstring, was placed on the 15-day disabled list.

But the surgery would have left Avery tethered to a ventilator, and unable to play with his dog and roughhouse with his brother and sister.

As well as Malcolm Young's dementia diagnosis, which forced him to leave the group, Johnson was also unable to play with the band for fear he would lose his hearing.

The difference being that Maurice Jones-Drew, the best player on the Jaguars, is unable to play with a foot injury, while Calvin Johnson, the best player on the Lions, is just unable to score.

In those years, poised by our living room windows, and unable to play with any friends, I spent many an hour watching the street, where life, in a quite New York way, merrily unfolded.

Only Ewing, unable to play with the pain from tendinitis in his sprained right foot, was unable to play in Game 4. Latrell Sprewell danced around on a bad foot, Camby leaped on a sore knee and Johnson hung out on the wing unencumbered by a chronically sore back.

He's bitter, petty and unable to play along with the dignified charade of transition, a class-clown hero.

And since then, the roughly 77 million gamers worldwide like Mr. Miller who have accounts for the service have been unable to play games with friends through the Internet or to download demos of new games.

Zach Randolph, who bruised his left knee during last Monday's 97-75 loss to Toronto, was unable to play, along with center Chris Kaman (left foot), the reserve guard Ricky Davis (left knee) and the rookie guard Mike Taylor (broken right thumb).

Nadal, still just 25, has said he fears that the physical toll will leave him unable to play soccer with his friends in retirement, and has lobbied for a two-year ranking system in order to prolong careers and protect the injured.

Rather, Qatar considers an Islamist group to be a terrorist when they are simply unable to play well with others.