Sentence examples for wheeled chairs from inspiring English sources

Darwin designed the earliest known example of the wheeled chairs that millions of people now sit or slouch on in offices all over the world.

Rolling up the paper or rolling around on wheeled chairs, he and Ms. Sasamoto share the burden of keeping the show moving, struggling with its big and heavy objects, skating on the show's light humor.

They put me on a wheeled chair and asked me what I wanted to do.

There is a deliciously flamboyant Eifmanesque trio for two barbers and a wheeled chair in the second act.

The repertory also includes ballets by George Balanchine and Christopher Wheeldon, as well as Boris Eifman's "Musagète," complete with wheeled chair.

He wrote in Disabled (1917): He sat in a wheeled chair, waiting for dark, / And shivered in his ghastly suit of grey, / Legless, sleeves sewn short at elbow … Owen described how the amputee would never again feel the slim waists of girls whose eyes "touched him like some queer disease" and "passed from him to the strong men that were whole".

He was able to hike the formidable Grand Canyon in a wheeled chair, a decade after he first hiked it prior to his paralysis.

Sit on a wheeled chair or stool and place both heels on the floor, flexing your hamstrings to pull yourself forward.

Furthermore, patients were excluded if they required mobility aids (e.g. walking sticks, wheel chair, wheeled walkers).

By Suzanne Beukes UIGE, Angola, 9 August 2012 – In the north-eastern town of Uige, 26-year-old Ricardo Monteiro makes his way to work in his three-wheeled chair.

Plenty of people found it excruciatingly boring, but plenty more stayed for hours, gliding around in the wheeled office chairs that Nauman had asked the gallery to provide.