Sentence examples for was disabled with from inspiring English sources
verb
To render unable; to take away an ability of.
In the late summer, he was disabled with right elbow inflammation.
But it was disabled with an RPG before it could be positioned to fire its powerful gun.
After closer Billy Wagner was disabled with an elbow injury in early August, General Manager Omar Minaya added only Ayala.
Mrs. Buck, a popular elementary school teacher, was disabled with a stun gun, assaulted and tied up in her garage.
Women living in a polygamous marriage had increased odds of being disabled (with "Moderate-to-severe disability") after controlling for other variables, including exposure to traumatic events.
"If you can think instead of being disabled with emotion, then you win.
David Robertson threw off a bullpen mound for the first time since being disabled with a strained left oblique.
She's disabled, with high-support needs, but had only about an hour and half's care daily.
Of the 30,039 entrants scheduled to compete today, 325 to 350 are disabled with 125 to 150 in wheelchairs.
Despite the first paragraph of this blog being about mental illness, I'm not trying to conflate being disabled with being mentally ill.
So what do you call it if the same installation is disabled with a cyber-attack?" asks a senior official in Brussels.
