| If both fore-feet are affected, the animal hobbles around and often kneels to graze. |
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| By sticking a bit too closely to the kind of musical approach he knows best, he hobbles this attempt at self-definition. |
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| She hobbles out of the curtain with a murderous look on her face and her fist cocked and ready to throw another punch. |
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| Trist leaped to the ground and removed the hobbles, picked up his rifle and the canteens, and grabbed the reins of the mare. |
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| They had either broken their hobbles or moved an unusually long distance away during the night. |
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| Soon thereafter ride participants saw her with the short lead rope and hobbles in place, learning a lesson in discipline! |
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| A rain machine sends water sleeting down as two carriages lumber into action and Fagin's lone figure hobbles back along the street. |
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| A bubble car hobbles past at one point to fix us in time, or maybe it's a dodgy pop star wig on the run. |
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| I ran up the cliff face and pulled off the hobbles, before pulling myself unto the mare's back. |
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| The pain can be so severe the patient limps or hobbles around with the affected heel off the ground. |
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| Then he took the hobbles off his black horse, which had been grazing nearby throughout the night, and slung the queen onto the mare's back over his saddlebags. |
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| Mrs Grier scuttles off, and Mr Grier hobbles over to the couch. |
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| This hobbles seniority, which has been the traditional path to power. |
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| The story hobbles through the feelings and thoughts that the recent history of the country must give to Haitians, and we sense a missed opportunity. |
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| What hobbles many teams is the lack of professional management. |
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| Costa murder susp-ect Richard Monteith hobbles into a Span-ish court on crutches beside his wife Anne-Marie. |
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| Uncertainty further hobbles recovery since builders traditionally finance the different phases of construction by preselling apartments and taking out new loans. |
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| The star of smash hit TV show The Osbournes needs injections of vitamin B12 and shots of decadron, a brand of steroid used to treat CANCER, before he hobbles on stage. |
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