Sentences with word «hobble»

But the software has often by hobbled by its confusing implementation — there are three different versions called Voice, Home, and Vision — and its overall ineffectiveness when compared with offerings from Amazon, Apple, Google, and Microsoft.

CA N'T stand hobbling around in your cast?

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Mark Green hobbled in on a crutch: «Having knee replacement in Lenox Hill next week.

At the very least, the impression of intentional hobbling on Microsoft's part is definitely gone.

Poiret's One Thousand and Second Night Ball (inspired by the 1001 Arabian Nights stories) was a place to show off his collections, and harem pants along with hobble skirts and lampshade tunics, were the most desired styles of the time.

The resource super-cycle that drove valuations so much higher over the last decade is now hobbling along at a snail's pace and China is a big part of the reason why.

The OrthoPets Hobble Vest prevents the forelimbs from abducting or moving away from the patient's midline.

My other hope is that these slates aren't hobbled by restrictions on the Android Market and other Google services — I've pointed that out before by saying that Google is missing an opportunity in this market.

You wouldn't want to see The Wolverine hobbling from scene to scene in the movie.

Marouane Fellaini certainly misses out, due to suspension, while Ashley Young must be a major doubt after hobbling out of the action at Estadio Balaidos.

U.S. Senate Republicans, aided by Vice President Mike Pence and an ailing Georgia colleague who hobbled into the chamber on a walker, voted to proceed with a measure to undo an Obama administration rule preventing states from blocking funding for family planning clinics that also provide abortions.

I have never felt freer when I realized there was no eternal judgement and I could lead a full moral life without hobbling through life with some supernatural crutch to make me feel good about myself.

It remains to be seen if Osborne will then be as hobbled as Brown was in May 2010.

When Theresa May's Conservative government hobbled back into Downing Street, bloodied and bruised, after 2017's general election, the smart money was on the British prime minister not lasting until Christmas.

All three agreed that gone was the gimpy, grimacing shell of a former golfer who hobbled away from the Dubai Desert Classic like an old man.

He was no way near fit, and meant that the substitutions were a mess and left Santi hobbling at the end of the game.

Spotify Connect is also somewhat hobbled for Spotify Free users, with many devices not working unless you're a Spotify Premium member, including Sonos.

Nudibranchs, Cuttle fish, White tip reef sharks and a huge Stone fish hobbling across the sand trying to find a nice quiet spot to bury himself.

But they were also hobbled by the GOP's lack of a big field operation, which is extra important for the Republicans, given the Democratic enrollment advantage in New York.

Rumours quickly circulated that Walcott would miss both Wednesday's England friendly and Arsenal's opening Premier League match against Aston Villa on Saturday after hobbling out of training.

So, if someone exaggerates the extent of their injuries by doing something like hobbling around on crutches when they can walk just fine, and then they are filmed running a marathon, it could ruin their personal injury case.

But a key argument of his from 2014 campaign — winning 2 - to - 1 in the Democratic heavy suburban county — is now hobbled by his being unseated in a race in which President Donald Trump proved to be an albatross.

Below you will find examples OrthoPets Hobble Vest and other adaptive devices for dogs.

How did he go from being so hobbled that he could barely play to having the lift in his legs to throw down that ferocious putback?

Stepping into sky - high stilettos is an enduring struggle (with the rare exceptions of a few) that never seems to have an alternate ending other than hobbling home with aching arches, numb toes, maybe a blister or two, and sore ankles.

For months McCarthy has been on a near - evangelical campaign to make the case that the nation's power system can be transformed into something much cleaner in the coming years without hobbling the economy.

As a tool kit for hobbling together wonky games and other oddities this is probably the best so far, with some smart thinking behind a clever selection of gadgets.

The Commission, meanwhile, said Britain will continue to lag the eurozone over the coming years, forecasting growth of only 1.5 percent this year and 1.2 percent next, with the economy hobbled by Brexit uncertainty.

Chad Marshall was named to the MLS Team of the Week after his dominant performance against RSL on Sunday, despite being slightly hobbled by tightness in his right leg.

AceShowbiz - Jodie Foster is still hobbling around on crutches...

When I let it run, the throttle proved easy to modulate and it didn't feel hobbled by the engine program.

For Sachs, a bricoleur is one «who hobbles together functional contraptions out of already given or collected materials, which he re-tools and re-signifies into new objects with novel uses, but more importantly, which he regenerates into a new, oscillating syntax: one of loss, gain, and more than anything, one of play.»

The Chilean international has not featured for Arsenal since hobbling off against Norwich three weeks ago, but now seems to be in contention to face City thanks to a speedy rehabilitation process aided by the physio of the Chilean national team.

Filthy two - by - fours wobble and collapse as your bike hobbles over them.

1980s Metallic Gold and Purple Blue Metallic Rose Print Floor Length Hobble Skirt Strapless Peplum Formal Prom Dress by Mike Benet - XS

SACRAMENTO — The fans came Tuesday night because they liked the Kings, or they wanted to see the new hi - tech arena, or perhaps to witness Dirk Nowitzki hit one more three before hobbling into the sunset.

Although it could be argued that AR / MR makes for a better general - purpose computing experience, its adoption is so far hobbled by the lack of commercial devices.

The big threat, says Carlson, is a major, structural downshift that hobbles future growth.

The shadows just look too silly; that's the only problem with them, but it significantly hobbles what could have been a terrific thriller.

Although you may be tempted to blow off a sprain and just hobble around on it, don't: About 40 percent of all ankle sprains can lead to chronic pain, often because they don't heal properly.

Even though they are apparently hobbled version of their console brethren, I'm really beginning to enjoy the Lego games on the Vita.

They were so big they had to be surgically removed, which prevented any form of exercise beyond a miserable hobble when each was born.

Targeting early - stage charter schools that serve at - risk student populations and low - income communities, CSDC has developed a suite of facilities and financing instruments that enable school leaders to focus on student success while avoiding the financial and facilities pitfalls that so often hobble fledgling schools.

Campbell actually did come on when Alexis pulled his hamstring, strangely enough in the 60th minute, but Cazorla was still left hobbling around in the middle of the park....

Despite the scandals that have hobbled many of Cuomo's upstate development projects, the governor is seeking a $ 500 million investment in Western New York, a plan he dubbed «Buffalo Billion Squared.»

Equally fortunately, the plane landed on schedule, so I could bolt for the train then hobble home from the station — with my self - diagnosed shin split — to cuddle the kids, who'd been left in front of the tellie by Husband while he went to a board meeting.

Wider ePub adoption is hobbled because good tools aren't available to publishers and independent writers.

That discrepancy is hobbling U.S. efforts to save vulnerable species, says the author, who argues the nation would get a bigger bang from its endangered species spending by shifting money from overfunded to underfunded species.