crippled hand造句

• Miraculously, Jarrod survives, but with severe injuries including crippled hands.
• Due to Takeo's crippled hand, Shigeko takes his place.
• He was an aging Negro with twisted, crippled hands but he was educated and something of an artist.
• This fellow certainly looked the part, with a crippled hand, his clothes in rags and a countenance of utmost despair.
• At the end of the Council, the Emperor Constantine received the Council participants and kissed Paul's burned and crippled hands.
• Some of her townspeople go off to Lubbock, Texas, to sing and play, but her flame-crippled hands no longer have the potential to be wings.
• Oddly, Mizoguchi's debilitating stutter and physical unattractiveness, in Mishima's novel, have been changed to a crippled hand, thus effectively destroying a good share of the character's pathology.
• My usually sad-faced mother joyfully participated in the activity; her arthritic, crippled hands held a spoon awkwardly as she carefully ladled the filling into the pastry strips,
• In Marvel Comics, the former neurosurgeon Stephen Strange, in desperate search of a cure for his crippled hands, wasted all of his money on alternative medicine, which did not heal him.
• Hobbled by his crippled hand, Arkeley presses Caxton into service as his field operative to hunt down the missing vampire body before another horrific outbreak of vampirism infects the local population.
• Before they can gain passage, however, the dog squeezes through and throws himself on Gregor, who falls backward into the pit and onto the knife still held in his murdered brother's crippled hand.
• Born a see in 1883 but over the next twenty years completed, with the help of his wife, a translation of the Bible into Wenli ( classical Chinese ), typing some 2, 000 pages with the middle finger of his partially crippled hand.
• Many health specialists agree, noting that the push to train children on computers has not been accompanied by an equally fervent drive to teach how to use them safely : to adopt practices that might prevent crippling hand and arm injuries that can afflict computer-using adults.
• And I haven't even mentioned that 99 percent of computer users have carpal tunnel syndrome or some other painful and / or crippling hand / arm affliction resulting from typing or pushing the mouse around for hours at a time in a futile effort to make your software work.
• At age six, he observed the Great Comet of 1577, writing that he " was taken by [ his ] mother to a high place to look at it . " However, childhood smallpox left him with weak vision and crippled hands, limiting his ability in the observational aspects of astronomy.
• Although there was no organized resistance to his presence in Canada, Harrison withdrew to Detroit because of supply problems . ( The Canadians would not feed his men . ) Johnson eventually recovered, except for a crippled hand, but he was still suffering from his wounds when he returned to the House in February 1814.
• The next morning, Mae confronts Curley, who repeats the same statement Slim gave him earlier, but because Mae knows the truth, she taunts him, calling him " a punk with a crippled hand ! " The aggravated Curley then tells her that their marriage is over, and that she is going to be kicked out of the ranch due to her carnal behavior with the ranch hands.