Sentences with phrase «hobbling through»

«HOBBLING THROUGH SOUTHOLD» opens March 21 and continues through May 2.

He was found hobbling through West Philadelphia with a severely broken, infected leg.

To not play would be to write off the membership cost as a loss, which is more painful to the man than the agony of hobbling through games on an injured ankle.

Not only does it help my running performance, but it also helps ensure that I am not hobbling through life like the Hunchback of Notre Dame.

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.

Disabled survivors still hobble through Coventry.

With his back - to - back major summer, his profile has also increased dramatically and he's now the face of golf while Tiger hobbles through the end of his 30s.

Mina is obviously Barcelona's fourth choice centre - back but he could probably have expected more minutes since arriving, particularly as Gerard Pique has practically hobbled through recent games.

I'd cut my legs off at the knees and hobble through a field of salt just to have her fart in my ear.

Yet the truly disturbing scene comes right after, as the sound suddenly cuts out to leave only the wind as Jeff hobbles through the now - empty ring after the rodeo, his hunched back and limping gait making him just one more piece of the refuse and litter blowing around the dirt.

These women — endearingly known as babushki (grandmothers)-- hobble through Kiev alone.

Sebastian escapes, but not before his leg is sliced through and he's forced to hobble through a corridor filled with whirring blades.

But with his core policies in place and, we can hope, his continuing to be vocal about the need to address climate change, the U.S. just might be able to hobble through this, and still set some sort of positive example for the rest of the world.

To make things worse, the heel of my shoe broke off on a plank, forcing me to hobble through the mostly drunken crew.

Not exact matches

The deal sent a ripple through the retail sports sector, hobbling the shares of stores like Dick's Sporting Goods Inc., Hibbett Sports Inc., Big 5 Sporting Goods Corp., Finish Line Inc., and Foot Locker Inc..

Jackson hobbled around on a gimpy ankle through most of the exhibition season while veteran Larry Schreiber and other rookies played unimpressively.

Meanwhile, star striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic was also hobbling, having missed the game through injury as well.

It was something he fought through for the rest of 2013, noticeably hobbling again during the Presidents Cup.

Weak oversight and a lack of transparency is not limited to the legislative branch; it extends through much of state government, including a Board of Elections hobbled by politics and understaffing and a procurement process that critics say does little to prevent fraud and corruption.

From the late 1980s through the late 1990s, experts were similarly bullish on gene therapy, but a series of prominent failures hobbled the field and brought it to its scientific knees.

You're better off Netflix and chilling on the couch instead of hobbling your way through a workout.

It's such a picturesque journey, hobbling along the beach and then through a small palm tree forest.

Doom VFR tries to circumvent VR's locomotion issue by giving you a teleporter function, but at the end of the day, this mini-campaign feels like a hobbled stroll through an amusement park instead of the frenzied, fantastic fight - or - die dance that makes Doom so special.

Both shows interrogate gender through hobbled performing subjects — in the case of Locke, disembodied portraits of men, and for Kelley, cleverly twisted historical tableaus, often featuring the artist herself in theatrical paint and costumes.

«City Surface» by Lead Pencil Studio recreates objects from a typical city street in plywood, reproducing the hobbled - together clutter of an urban environment that functions through an unlikely combination of elements.