Sentences with phrase «person on crutches»

What would happen if you were carelessly walking and texting at the same time, and didn't see the person on crutches in your way?
As you hurry towards your destination, you bump the person on crutches just enough that they fall, and they suffer additional injury.
Coverage E could respond to this loss and take care of those additional injuries suffered by the poor person on crutches.
They tested for how well your dog did around wheelchairs, a person on crutches and a person standing asking if your dog wanted a treat.»
As you hurry towards your destination, you bump the person on crutches just enough that they fall, and they suffer additional injury.
What would happen if you were carelessly walking and texting at the same time, and didn't see the person on crutches in your way?
Coverage E could respond to this loss and take care of those additional injuries suffered by the poor person on crutches.

Not exact matches

People have to be able to think for themselves and take repsonsibility for thier actions instead of relying on a higher power as a «Christ crutch
I assumed that they were all people who needed some kind of emotional or social crutch and couldn't manage on their own — which is, of course, precisely true.
«God» is a crutch for weak - willed people to blame things on.
Atheists are a diverse lot, and it is not easy to pigeonhole them into categories, but I would argue that each atheist has had to come to some understanding of the universe and how people fit into it without relying on the crutch of blind faith.
I was born into the «lucky one», as you say, but I have studied Religion & found that while it works as a crutch for ppl whilst on Earth, it makes no difference which religion — or lack of one — you are born into!
Maybe people are not «fence - sitting», as you so inelegantly stated, but rather like myself have made a firm intelligent decision that religions are the cause of some of the most devastating periods in man's brief history on this planet and hopefully one day we will get past the need to use religions as a crutch for a weak mind and instead select lifestyles such as Buddhism to evolve.
Most scholars are lost when it comes to the book of remembrance, not bible, and miserable people use name calling as a crutch, its looking juvenile on you, so called educated one, good example you have here.
«Maybe I'll come back on crutches so people will remember me.»
But of all the crutches divorced people rely on, booze may be No. 1 — not only as a way to cope but because so much post-divorce socializing and dating happens over drinks, and not just Starbucks.
Not many people understand this issue, and unless you're on crutches or have a well known injury they tend to raise their eyebrows when I say I cant do any hard work!
When discussing the best way of catching the attention of a potential date partner, most people think about their winning strategies, conversation crutches, tricks, and hints on how to seduce others.
He is inspired by the goings - on around him, different people he meets and places he goes (a young Irish nanny in his household becomes the muse for his ghost of Christmas past; his ailing nephew who walks with a crutch is Tiny Tim; etc.), and he speaks these characters right into existence.
Include all sizes and colors of people and ask them to wear masks, funny hats, glasses, gloves, or come in on crutches or to use their imagination.
«The only thing I am reasonably sure of is that there will be no progress in understanding (spatio - temporal chaos theory) be it via chaos or not as long as people will insist on the crutches of functions / series that are only time dependent.»
For most people hopping on a train or bus takes little thought, but for those with limited mobility, who are in wheelchairs, on crutches or are unsteady on their feet, it can be a nightmare.
She believes deeply that great therapy isn't a permanent crutch... it should teach people the skills to walk on their own feet, lovingly, together.
People who need crutches do not belong on the road to professionalism.
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