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limp sentence examples

  • He squints against smoke trailing from the cigarette butt, hanging limp from his mouth.
  • The earl of carrick, now heir to the throne, was a sickly man with a pronounced limp.
  • Limped into port in san diego yesterday, all the way from the north pacific.
  • Limp wristed " charges laid at its door by the house of commons treasury committee.
  • Limping badly.
  • Limp along with the minimum i have to spend.
  • Limped off five minutes later.
  • His opponent flailed wildly and then fell limp - the fight nigh-on choked out of him.
  • The mud proved to be slowing walter down as well as a slight limp from where he must have twisted his ankle.
  • Limp vellum with the remains of ribbon ties.
  • Even the rather limp ' walking barefoot ' stands out.
  • Limped off to be replaced by david graham, the ex torquay player who has scored several times against us over the years.
  • But he paid a price and was left with a permanent limp.
  • Limp handshake can be very off putting.
  • The 21-month hunt for the phantom weapons finally limped to a conclusion to-day: there were never any there to begin with.
  • Limped around but we needed to get some clothes.
  • Limp covers.
  • Limped out of the defeat to quins with a slight calf strain.
  • Limp home mode in the wet, suspect water in the air filter.

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