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So, he said, he limped along for nine miles and finally crossed the finish line.

Yao showed no ill effects from his knee-to-knee collision with Bryant on Monday, when he limped off the court before returning.

Only a minute ago he had limped quickly out of the Rotunda in an army-surplus coat.

He laid a heavy hand on my shoulder, and leaning on me with some stress, limped to his horse.

tripped Having tripped over another athlete's foot, he fell down on the track, but he soon rose to his feet and limped to the finish line.

Injured when trying to get the ball, that footballer limped off the football field.

Andriy Shevchenko limped out of training yesterday with an ankle problem and is unlikely to play, and Essien is out with a knee injury.

He limped over. He hadn't seen the fire, but he seemed to be looking for a reason to tell them off anyway.

Slowly and stiffly, she rose from her chair and limped to stand beneath her mother's portrait.

Nash limped and grimaced as he left the court. No details of the injury were immediately available.

The Reds' midfielder limped out of the 2-0 defeat with a knee injury and was assessed by the club's medical staff at Melwood on Sunday. . .

Would you believe it his MGA limped into the hotel and had to be towed away next day.

Duff, 28, has been ruled out for the rest of the season with an ankle injury, after he limped out of Saturday's 2-1 defeat at Portsmouth.

The 21-year-old limped off after receiving a knock to his right arm although the extent of his injury is still unknown.

After the others had gone to bed and all had become still , Kunta limped outside .

The mist had settled low on Kensington Gardens as Silas limped into a quiet hollow out of sight.

The young defender limped off against Blackburn Rovers on Saturday evening with a recurrence of a recent ankle injury.

It might have limped on for decades, as the Ottoman Empire did in the late 19th century, dying slowly amid civil wars.

Soon, however, he saw that the lion was not angry, but that he limped as though his foot hurt him.

The old man limped on before, and warning her of the downward step, which he achieved himself with no small difficulty.

The striker, who also limped off at Villa Park, is out for Sunday but could be back next weekend for the trip to Chelsea.

Lampard limped off with a hernia and Terry limped along with a hamstring injury, but the band continued to play.

He limped up the remaining three flights with tears in his eyes.

I could feel the ankle start to swell up as I limped over to the bench. Finally, I hopped back to the cabin and lay down.

He pulled up before the second hurdle with an apparent injury to his left leg. He limped off the track slowly.

A police investigation limped along for more than three years before officials announced last August that they were dropping the case.

Then, against the urging of those around her, she limped back into the crowd moving west toward Freedom Square.

We walked down into Lambeth. Bozo limped slowly, with a queer crablike gait, half sideways, dragging his smashed foot behind him.

The keeper who limped off the field in the game against Atalanta suffered from great pain in his thigh.

He hurt his foot and limped to the door of the classroom.

The right back limped out of Saturday's match with Everton in the 39th minute after receiving a kick on his back.

Fuzzy tears, but still so clearly see, originally walking road move so fast man, now like to walk, but limped, said of an aged person.

And as they went out, the poor cat limped along, stretching out the tail into the air with pain.

He jumped up and limped quickly to the door.

The boat limped into the harbor.

I stood up, collected the shoe and limped to my front door, put the key in the lock and fell into the hallway.

When Becky returned, he limped and tottered in wild, joyous circles around her. This welcoming ritual persisted throughout her school years.

The stopper limped out of Chelsea's win over West Ham on Saturday after turning his ankle in the first half.

Shushan The Toeless refused Confucius' apology. With a solemn complexion , he turned and limped away .

There may be times to fold a set in a retailed pot and times to felt middle pair in a limped pot.

The Lakers called for a 30-second timeout and Bryant limped to the bench. Moments later, he walked to the locker room.

Shortly thereafter, accepted the short-term treatment of her husband limped to come back.

The remnants of Alpha and Gamma Galaxies limped back to the landing zone, the ComGuards harassing their flanks and rear all the way.

The injured football player limped slowly off the field.

Olivia, posted at seven o'clock, waved Kurt closer. He limped to her.

The injured footballer limped slowly off the field.

We limped through the first two months of the first semester before we called it quits.

He fell with force upon the ground and limped away, howling dreadfully.

He has played twice for United's Reserves, but limped off with a minor injury .

After falling down the stairs , he limped for several days .

A man inside the fenced tent city limped past on a single crutch, his right foot bandaged.

The young Reds defender limped off at Upton Park and underwent a scan yesterday.

While the 1920s roared past and the Great Depression limped by, Hubble was performing groundbreaking astronomical research.

When Becky returned, he limped and tottered in wild, joyous circles around her.

Lamed by a cramp, the young girl limped on gamely and won the match.

She limped on, leaving a trail of bloody footprints on the stones behind her.

He limped off the football field.

Just then a skinny homeless man limped out from a nearby alleyway.

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I limped toward the classroom where I met Tom .

The project limped along with half its previous funding.

A former editor of China Daily limped into my office the other day.

I took a deep breath, leaned on my cane and limped to him.

He was so frail he practically limped into the Aurum Care Centre.

He limped back to the fox in the woods.

The old man limped away on the stick.

Then too the economy, which limped out of recession at the end of last year, remains fragile.

I sprang from my chair and limped impatiently about the room with considerable bitterness in my heart.

when he suffered the injury and limped off

limped off with an ankle injury

But limped on, blood-shod. All went lame; all blind;