Sentence examples for was limping along from inspiring English sources

Life was limping along again.

"I was limping along freezing," he said.

When Hough arrived, Daura was limping along at about 30percentt capacity.

The economy, after years of drought, was limping along at an annual growth rate of just 4%, not enough to change the fortunes of a nation of a billion people, a quarter of them living in severe poverty.One year on, in the phrase of its government's propaganda campaign, "India is shining".

While the U.S. economy has been weak for more than a year, it was limping along tolerably well until September, when the failure of Lehman Brothers, the resultant freezing up of the credit markets, and the failure of Congress to pass the first version of the TARP sent it into shock.

When Amit Chatterjee approached venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins in late 2007, the economy was limping along with a growth rate of 0.6percentt, capping its worst year in half a decade.

THEIR distinguished president is limping along, physically and politically.

IMPLEMENTATION of the Israeli-Palestinian Wye agreement is limping along, largely as expected.

The current Mets team is limping along, just like the nation's economy.

And because everyone just ran, we were limping along really slowly.

Puerto Rico is limping along, with what are meant to be backup generators using dwindling supplies of fuel.