My Pistons limped into the first round and limped right out of it.
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He limped to get beers from a fridge, and limped back, and then sat with an ice pack on his knee.
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Another man limped behind a toddler running down the road.
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We first noticed that Eddie limped slightly after long walks.
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He limped to the tent on crutches, in great pain.
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He limped off the field and toward the locker room.
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Ellis limped away from the huddle and brushed off approaching trainers.
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Rahimi limped into court and was helped into his seat Tuesday.
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He limped off and took a cart to the locker room.
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After Hollywood limped through a dismal summer movie season, Warner Bros.
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TE Rob Gronkowski limped off the practice field early on Aug.
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Kent put on his blazer and limped out of the train.
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He eventually limped to the locker room and did not return.
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South Africa's economy has limped along since the global financial crisis.
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He planned to return later, he said, as he limped away.
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He later rose again and limped away without speaking to reporters.
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Then Bob limped to the net and retired from the match.
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She limped away after each jump and soon enough was disqualified.
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He limped badly to the locker room, favoring his right leg.
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Fulton limped off the field before being carted to the locker room.
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Sherman limped off late in the second half and did not return.
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Others walked off in a daze, or limped off toward massage tables.
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The euro limped into Asian trading on Tuesday, changing hands at $1.1286.
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Yesterday afternoon, a fawn limped across the moonscape between one of each.
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He finished fifth in Iowa and limped home sixth in New Hampshire.
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People limped into the main plaza, took their shoes off, and lay down.
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Williams limped off with an apparent ankle sprain late in the Kansas game.
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And then I limped toward the doors and the safety of the past.
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Three days later, as the Struma limped toward Turkey, the engines failed again.
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Hill limped off the field and was carted to the team's medical tent.
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Mitchell, meanwhile, merely limped off in discomfort after running to cover first base.
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Although Bush prevailed in the Palmetto State, he limped into the general election.
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Magnussen limped away from the car, escaping with only a minor ankle injury.
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Woods, 42, could have limped off the main stage with his legacy secure.
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Small, manicured and a notorious womanizer, Goebbels limped on a deformed right foot.
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Then court officers escorted Mr. Weinstein as he limped out of the courtroom.
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The bird limped through the debris, stretched out its wings and flew away.
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He limped off the field, but he didn't think the injury was serious.
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Years later, I tried to play Ping-Pong and limped for a week.
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I'd limped to the closest safe place – the men's bathroom – in the hours after.
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Remaining in character, the actors limped past the couple groaning in true zombie fashion.
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It limped out of the starting gate like a runner with a sprained ankle.
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He just "got up, limped off, and worked a 12-hour day," Manos wrote.
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The 49ers' medical staff evaluated Garoppolo's left leg before he limped toward the sideline.
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American bombers being shot to pieces by Nazi planes limped in with heavy damage.
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As she limped along in bare feet, her husband, Gerardo, stayed by her side.
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Closer to home, the Colorado River Basin has limped through an 18-year drought.
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Mesmerized, I limped right up to the bin and reached out my right hand.
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The Guarantee Clause limped on until the 1912 case Pacific States Telephone & Telegraph v.
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We limped on, eventually reaching the main Erbil-Mosul road leading west from Bartella.
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Until days ago, Biden's campaign had limped along with little organization and lagging fundraising.
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Myles Garrett limped off the field in a scary sight for the Cleveland Browns.
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"As Martin limped away," Mr. Kovaleski said, "he moved like an old, tired bear."
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After a few long moments, Sophia got up and limped to the next play.
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He limped a bit through the second act, and he skipped a few moves.
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But it limped along, barely keeping the lights on as it produced brilliant work.
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But negotiations limped on until September, when the two sides agreed to try again.
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The warship limped to a US base in Yokosuka, where the Navy faces a choice.
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Miami shot just 39.1 percent and limped into halftime with a slim 49-47 lead.
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It was only after several seconds that he arose and limped to the locker room.
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Rdio, an early entrant, limped to a $75 million merger with Pandora just last year.
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When she limped into his clinic, Gloria half collapsed against a tree in the courtyard.
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The Yes camp, which the president headed, limped away with just 51.4% of the vote.
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Audiences shrugged, critics scoffed, and the film limped to a global gross of $61.1 million.
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Griffin limped and griped through a doomed comeback attempt and lost his job several times.
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Suspects limped into court with open wounds, saying they had been tortured by the police.
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MSU then lost at Wisconsin, which had limped to a 1-4 Big Ten start.
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He limped back to the locker room under his own power after initially being assisted.
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He limped off the field and was examined by trainers before later having the MRI.
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He limped through a few minutes before leaving with 13:12 left in the game.
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Zero limped slowly to the fence line, stood still for a moment, then kept going.
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The U.S. dollar has limped through most of 22016, but suddenly the greenback is surging.
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I limped the two miles back home, pushing my bike through a cacophony of catcalls.
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We limped into a restaurant where we sat at the bar to watch the sunset.
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Talib limped off with an ankle injury in the second half and did not return.
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On April 23, 2009, when he was 75, Edgar Smith limped into a parole hearing.
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Within a year, she was ousted, and the college limped toward obsolescence, buried under debt.
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Yes, it has limped on for legislative business that does not deal with judicial confirmations.
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Two Democratic candidates dropped out when the polls closed, and others limped to South Carolina.
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He limped into court, unable to walk unaided; his lawyers say he was beaten by soldiers.
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He eventually limped off the field, but did not miss any snaps once Carolina regained possession.
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The speedy pass catcher limped off the field before heading to the locker room in pain.
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Long seen as the natural party of government, it limped into parliament with just 44 seats.
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A week after the blowback had driven me offline, I gingerly limped back onto the web.
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"This is what I just adore about New York," Egan said, after the babushka limped off.
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Rubio limped on afterwards, but never regained the glow of a potential challenger for the throne.
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" He limped to the Hollywood Bowl but had "this real sinking feeling that I couldn't continue.
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I started to leave in order to avoid a scene, but Hany waved and limped over.
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Warren failed to win a single contest, and Bloomberg limped away with one: American Samoa. 2.
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Tulane is one of several teams that limped into a bowl with a 6-6 record.
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Woods recoiled and limped forward, hopping on his left foot several times before regaining his footing.
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One older man limped around with a huge leaking boil on the inside of his thigh.
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Penn State limped out of the first quarter trailing, 235-225, with just 73 passing yards.
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Karen left the stroller leaning on its empty titanium hub outside a drugstore and limped inside.
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As she wheeled my bags to the parking garage, I limped behind, holding certain delicate parts.
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The investigation has limped along for two years, with nine meetings between prosecutors from both countries.
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She limped all the way home: the ecstasy and adrenaline had made the pain slightly bearable.
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Buffalo started 4-2 but has limped to the finish, losing six of its last nine.
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He immediately grabbed his left thigh, then limped to the locker room and did not return.
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However, he limped down the line and was removed from the game, replaced by Yandy Diaz.
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Though he limped to the locker room under his own power, he returned to start the third.
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For all that it is dysfunctional, Lebanon has limped along thanks to the pragmatism of its sects.
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Those first vehicles went to Tesla employees and deliveries limped along for months due to production bottlenecks.
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The factory was destroyed, trade dried up; the main shop limped on, selling chocolates only for cash.
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It limped on in fringe meetings, failing states and the turgid liturgy of the Chinese Communist Party.
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After White limped off the field, Patterson ran for 10, 17, 8 and 5 for the score.
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Crosby finished his shift, including a blocked shot off his right skate, then limped down the runway.
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I understood Chester, Marshal Dillon's sidekick on "Gunsmoke," who limped his way though television's longest-running series.
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She limped through the 23-216 victory, finishing with 22 points and 53 assists in 25 minutes.
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"Some trotted, some limped, some walked as on eggshells" during the last leg inside Madison Square Garden.
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Back on the streets, I limped through Harlem toward the East River, many miles left to go.
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The Cubs, meanwhile, limped to the finish line, allowing the Brewers to eventually pull even with them.
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Tatum limped off the court and to the locker room with 284:254 left in the third.
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The store became my refuge when I limped home from my young manhood spent too far north.
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The coalition limped on after Rinne was quickly replaced by Sanna Marin - the world's youngest prime minister.
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The Spurs crumbled without Leonard, squandering a 23-point lead after he limped to the locker room.
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Flyers forward Michael Raffl limped to the locker room after blocking a shot late in the third period.
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He limped off to the locker room midway through the first half, however, with an apparent groin injury.
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Berry limped off at the 5:14 mark shortly after a drive to the lane for a basket.
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Bradley was in handcuffs as he limped into a federal court on Monday, surrounded by several US marshals.
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He grimaced, but after a few moments got up and limped off the court under his own power.
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In 2013, Barisan Nasional was dealt yet another blow when it limped to its worst ever election performance.
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He limped off the field under his own power and was replaced by Trayce Thompson on the basepaths.
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Fifteen minutes earlier, as he limped onto the train, Kent Jeffries had been in no mood for company.
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The comics industry limped along until the great super-hero revival of the late 1950s and early 1960s.
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Green went down in the second quarter and limped off the field but was ruled probable to return.
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Gibson hit a walk-off home run and famously pumped his first as he limped around the bases.
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We predicted this would happen back in December, after the smartwatch market limped into the 2016 holiday season.
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His mother handed him the key, and he limped slowly to the elevators to go back to bed.
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The saxophonist Joseph Jarman and the percussionist Famoudou Don Moye limped in, clutching each other, swearing and drinking.
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Four months later, I limped off to the only college that accepted me, and I love my life.
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The dollar has limped into 2018, slumping to a four-month low against a strengthening euro on Tuesday.
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But it picked up some of the Andrea Doria survivors and crew and limped back to New York.
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Porzingis said the ankle was swollen, and he limped out of the locker room in a walking boot.
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But Mr. Rostenkowski persevered, and thanks to his clout and deal making, a bill limped to the Senate.
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The tumor was so large that it bumped against the steps as the dog limped painfully up them.
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A few limped or clutched at their arms as they tried to get their bearings after the crash.
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Johnson, who finished with 19 points, had limped off the court a few minutes before the winning shot.
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Ronaldo limped out of Real Madrid training today and is reportedly in doubt for Saturday's Champions League Final.
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He limped off the field after giving up a sacrifice fly to Mitch Haniger and later underwent an MRI.
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A version of the Mary Chain sans William limped a few more dates before finally realizing it was over.
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Public opinion firmly turned against Weiner, and he limped meekly to a nearly last-place finish in the race.
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As America sank into recession, then limped through a fragile recovery, the Fed slashed rates from 20123% to 22012%.
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But Gyorko pulled his right hamstring rounding third and limped back to the bag before hobbling off the field.
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It's a win for the plaintiffs -- but a win that plaintiffs limped to, when they should have won handily.
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I limped into the town, famous for its blustery seas, shipwrecks and copious seafood, and tried to find replacements.
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The Fitzgerald limped into port on Saturday evening, listing around 5 degrees, a U.S. Navy spokesman in Yokosuka said.
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The team has limped to a 7-17 record with the 25th-best offense in the NBA since then.
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Minutes after Rob limped away, a group of other guys on the mission trip formed a circle around me.
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He had to be helped to the bench and later limped to the locker room under his own power.
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While he was jogging back to the huddle, his left knee locked up and he limped off the field.
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It's unclear why the cases against the officers were so weak, but when they ended the city limped onward.
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But amid poor management and lagging attendance, they limped to Washington for the 2005 season and became the Nationals.
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Argentina and Portugal, and Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, limped on a little longer, and then melted away, too.
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Tannehill limped to the locker room late in the third quarter after being hit by defensive tackle Calais Campbell.
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Brady and the Patriots limped to the finish line, going 4-4 in the second half of the season.
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Another, Ormet's Hannibal plant in Ohio, limped on but never fully recovered and gave up the ghost in 2012.
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After being examined by a trainer, Jimenez limped off the field to the dugout with a 4-3 lead.
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While the Dow limped into the July finish line, the blue chip measure gained nearly 3 percent for the month.
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Barca top scorer Luis Suarez limped off injured just before the hour mark, with the Uruguayan crying on the bench.
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However, Winslow took a fall after a fourth-quarter drive to the hoop and immediately limped to the trainers' room.
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Kyrgios limped through the rest of the set, which he lost in a tiebreak, and then retired from the tournament.
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Some agencies have limped along with a skeleton staff for more than a month; other offices have been shuttered entirely.
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When the Obama administration returned to Congress for more fiscal ammunition, Republicans refused, and the recovery limped rather than roared.
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I even walked, or limped, to pick up a takeout pizza for dinner that night and get some fresh air.
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Cleveland's J.R. Smith limped off the court to the locker room with 292:26 to play in the first quarter.
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The Mavericks limped into the playoffs with a 36-30 record, and were a ghastly 13-20 on the road.
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The mostly powerless rival government appointed by the HOR, and its central bank governor, have limped on in Libya's distant east.
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U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren finished third with 18%, while former Vice President Joe Biden limped to a disappointing fourth with 15.8%.
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Some companies including Samsung Electronics limped back to work on Monday but hundreds of factories and stores remain shut across China.
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He limped off the field, received treatment on the sideline and was taken to the locker room before being ruled out.
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For the year, hedge funds have limped to a 7.43 percent gain, according to totals through July from industry tracker HFR.
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I limped home, iced it, poured myself a vodka on the rocks for comfort, and sent an email off to Joe.
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He noticeably limped while walking to and from where he was seated, at times leaning on chairs or tables for support.
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It was a "basket case" which limped from one car to the next, losing money, according to its boss, Andy Palmer.
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Carter limped on until the 43rd minute, when he departed with what Racing's owner, Jacky Lorenzetti, said was a calf injury.
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He climbed out from under the collapsed fence and limped back to the apartment building above the lot, rubbing his elbow.
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The 27-year-old limped off just 12 minutes into Brazil's 1-1 draw with Nigeria on Sunday, clutching his hamstring.
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It seems that the Oscars, which has traditionally limped a few paces behind the style curve, has caught up at last.
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Brandon Marshall limped around out there for the Jets last week, and Eric Decker could be facing a severe shoulder injury.
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But after repeated attacks the grizzly lumbered off and the bloodied Coverston limped through the brush until he reached Parks Highway.
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I limped around the vault, talking to people, repairing computers, and reading dozens of pages worth of lore from computer terminals.
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She limped by on the second floor with a hot plate, a microwave, her electric frying pan and a Crock-Pot.
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Mills, like others, believes that the United States relies too heavily on "limped-wristed" election observation missions that are easily manipulated.
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Utah State's Neemias Queta scored eight points, grabbed six rebounds and blocked three shots, but limped off in the final minute.
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A Tier 2 trade from national champion Intesa only limped over the line and Banco Popolare Societa Cooperativa's mandated deal never materialised.
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The Montreal Canadiens limped toward the end of 2015 before beginning the new calendar year with a bang in the Winter Classic.
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He was offered a consultant position, but turned it down, and the show limped on for three seasons after his departure. 7.
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After winning six straight in late March, the Celtics limped to the finish line with four losses in their last six games.
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The nation had just limped through a recession and would presently barrel its way through the tumult of the civil rights movement.
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Thompson limped up onto the postgame podium and said that he's going to the doctor on Wednesday to have the knee checked.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped more than 360 points, while the dollar limped along and the bond market continued to sag.
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West Indies limped into the final four, losing its final pool-stage match to Afghanistan after clinching qualification with three earlier victories.
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As I jogged and limped through the final mile, I realized, for the first time, that running was something I could do.
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Even as technology shares limped through June, the sector has been the big story of the first six months of the year.
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So when the patient limped in for a follow-up appointment three weeks later, the doctor referred him to Quan, the rheumatologist.
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Both Phillip Dorsett and Chris Hogan limped to the sideline at various points in the second half, leaving just Brandin Cooks unscathed.
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SOCHI, Russia — Neymar limped out of Brazil's training session at the World Cup on Tuesday because of pain in his right ankle.
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Incarnations of the business limped along for a few years, and it was bankrupt by the time Mr. Tiffany died in 1933.
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Since then, EZs have limped forward with extensions of tax credits and have been renewed every so often through piecemeal legislative efforts.
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Woods limped and flinched throughout the tournament's four rounds of regulation and the 19 playoff holes he needed to beat Rocco Mediate.
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Brunson, however, limped off the court a few minutes later and was receiving treatment on the bench from the Villanova training staff.
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The Cubs' starting pitching, which limped into the All-Star break, has turned in four solid starts to begin the second half.
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He hurt his right foot trying to track down a ground ball in the fourth and limped his way into the sixth.
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Mr. Weinstein, unshaven and in a black suit, limped slightly as he came into State Supreme Court in Manhattan at 10 a.m.
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Maybin limped into the dugout after the third inning with a strained left calf and was replaced in the outfield by Hicks.
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The circus limped back to its winter quarters in Sarasota, Florida; five circus officials were tried, convicted (and later pardoned) for involuntary manslaughter.
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The left back player limped off the field in the 10th minute of Wednesday's game against Serbia and was replaced by Filipe Luis.
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Pietrangelo limped off but returned later in the first period and finished with 11 shifts in the period, the most by any player.
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The survivors, feverish with malaria and sunstroke, limped back to New Orleans to intercept the shiploads of Icarians that continued arriving from France.
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Emergency funds were created, the European Central Bank implied it would create unlimited quantities of cash if needed, and the euro limped on.
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Wil Myers followed with a line-drive double off the wall in left-center, and Amarista limped into third clutching his left hamstring.
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In 2013, a British submarine, the HMS Tireless, developed a leak in its coolant system and limped its way to Gibraltar for repairs.
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The blue-chip Dow snapped a four-day winning streak, while the Nasdaq limped back into positive territory just before the closing bell.
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On a routine test drive about two years ago, the FX limped back to the museum spewing white smoke, and hasn't run since.
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"I'm just extremely frustrated because I had the win in the bag," said Rosberg, who limped home in fourth in a damaged car.
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Despite North Korea carrying out its first nuclear weapon test in 0.73, the six-party-talks process somehow limped on until April 2009.
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Toronto center Jonas Valanciunas limped off with a sprained ankle in the third quarter, and he will be listed as day-to-day.
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Hill limped off the field and was then taken to the team's medical tent in the back of a John Deere motorized cart.
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While Mr. Lazarenko was in prison, a case brought by the United States government in 2004 to seize his offshore assets limped along.
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Left guard Justin Pugh, one of the team's best offensive linemen, limped off the field with a sprained knee and did not return.
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The Giants limped through the break and then suspended their top cornerback, Janoris Jenkins, for this game for a violation of team rules.
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After being tended to by trainers, he limped off the field and, within minutes, was ruled out for the remainder of the game.
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Former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi's Forza Italia, for years the strongest party within the center-right bloc, limped home with a meager 143%.
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But the former vice president limped to New Hampshire on Tuesday on course to lose in the first contest of the 249 primary.
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But during the last election, Congress limped home with just 44 parliamentary seats out of a total of 545 in the 2014 election.
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After the first few weeks, most people stopped complaining and either started pining for long anticipated package holidays to Magaluf or Zante, or simply resigned themselves to the slow, sloppy death of their summer dreams May limped soggily into June, and June had limped soggily into July and the sun didn't even bother to poke it's head out of the net curtains.
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He limped through this year's primary, taking only 52 percent of the Republican vote against three underfunded contenders, one of whom has endorsed Beshear.
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The original television show was so much a child of the peaceful '90s that it's easy to forget it actually limped along until 2002.
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He limped for weeks, and was forbidden from seeing Brother Cyrus, who'd grown so agitated by his visit that he'd had to be sedated.
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TOKYO — As Japan's economy limped into the second half of the year, some analysts hoped that the central bank would take new, radical steps.
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Beckham eventually limped to the sideline and left the indoor practice field in East Rutherford, N.J., on a cart to have the foot examined.
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As I limped down the hallway toward the exit, my husband Michael at my side, I asked myself again: Why can't I get pregnant?
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He said the United States, where sales have limped recently, did not yet show signs of recovery, with constrained wage growth crimping consumer spending.
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That evening, after eight hours and four minutes on the trail, as we limped back into the hotel, we passed the Blue Origin team.
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She was born in 1932, as the United States limped through a devastating Depression and starving Kentucky coal miners warred against greedy coal barons.
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The Chiefs had another injury scare in the first half, as reigning MVP Patrick Mahomes limped off the field after spraining his left ankle.
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Ranked as high as No. 6 nationally this season, Texas Tech had limped into the postseason, having lost five of its previous seven games.
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Just last year, the president's preferred candidate for a United States Senate seat from Alabama limped into a primary runoff, only to be defeated.
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In 2018, the 49ers limped to a 4-12 finish when quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo tore his ACL in the third game of the year.
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But, despite being in serious pain, Klay limped onto the set with crutches to shoot with LeBron James, Anthony Davis, Dame Lillard and more.
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Acuna limped toward a Starling fly ball in the bottom of the second and was lifted for precautionary reasons in the next half-inning.
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He limped out, his knee entombed in a brace, and fixed himself a plate of Mexican food before being ferried away on a cart.
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Arsenal had limped through two seasons at Wembley and, disastrous as it had been for them, it had been magnificent entertainment from start to finish.
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The USS John S. McCain limped into Changi Naval Base in Singapore today after a collision with a merchant vessel near the Straits of Malacca.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. — Joe Biden limped away from New Hampshire with a devastating fifth-place finish, zero delegates and the viability of his campaign in question.
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Some cities have boomed in the years since the national unemployment rate hit 24.4 percent in October 212, while others have limped back to normalcy.
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The IRA's political leaders in Sinn Fein, Gerry Adams and the late Martin McGuinness, slowly limped their campaign of terror off the battlefield into retirement.
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With nothing to play after last week's loss to the Steelers, the Ravens (8-8) limped to the finish with a lackluster performance on Sunday.
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In obvious pain, Curry limped to the bench and subsequently to the locker room, and was quickly ruled out for the remainder of the game.
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Across the Capitol complex this week, lawmakers wore tired, gloomy looks on their faces as they limped to the finish line of the 28503th Congress.
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Engram limped off the field after making a 19-yard catch early in the second quarter and was taken to the medical tent for evaluation.
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Imagine that the United Progressive Alliance (UPA), a tired coalition led (if that is the word) by the Congress party, had limped to victory instead.
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Prior to their Icelandic humbling, England had limped to two draws against Russia and Slovakia, and had scraped together a 2-1 win against Wales.
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Justin Thomas limped off the course with a 78, just in time to watch his boyhood pal, Spieth, try his luck at the demanding venue.
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At the sound of gunfire from a nearby military re-enactment, he pretended he had been shot in the backside and limped around the infield.
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He limped off the field after he was sacked for the fifth time, on a fourth-and-16 play near the end of the game.
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Both teams had good chances, which they squandered, and there was a huge ovation for Shojaei when he limped off midway through the second half.
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Its economy has limped along, surviving mainly on oil sales in recent years, with youth unemployment topping 40 percent and the state controlling many sectors.
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Two actually fell, and one limped down the runway with one shoe off and one on, one leg about six inches shorter than the other.
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As players from both teams gathered to pat him on the back, Mahomes limped off the field and to the locker room with little assistance.
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Dr. Kasel said she limped along for a few weeks, seeing the patients who happened to come through her door and recording everything on paper.
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But during the Lakers' Christmas Day game against the Warriors, he limped off the court with a strained groin and missed the next 17 games.
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Take Shaw, a historical centre of black culture in Washington which limped into the 1970s as a shadow of itself after a series of race riots.
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Not willing to surrender his chance of playing in the year's first major, Finau limped up the leaderboard ahead of a glittering array of major winners.
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The Reds limped into the All-Star break, losing 16 of 21 games, but improved to 3-1 since the break with Monday's 8-2 victory.
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Pepe limped out of the final warm-up match against Wales and was forced to watch from the sidelines in Santiago as Brazil retained their title.
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He limped to the bench with the help of J.R. Smith with 1:333 left, and he finished the night with two points and seven rebounds.
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Police say the suspect in a Tennessee hatchet killing limped into an urgent care facility in a nearby town less than two hours after the attack.
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Shortly afterward, Wolfsburg sustained what looked like another devastating blow as its most versatile player, the 22-year-old Julian Draxler, limped off with an injury.
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Though it was technically totaled, our trusty little car managed to start up, and we limped the rest of the way to Joe's house in Rockland.
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Born to German immigrants in Hoboken, N.J., in 29 as Dorothea Nutzhorn, she contracted polio at 7 and limped thereafter from a withered right lower leg.
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LF T.J. Rivera left Tuesday's game against the Washington Nationals in the seventh inning after he limped to first base while running out a ground ball.
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The N.F.L. wild-card round did its job, eliminating those teams that limped into the playoffs while setting up more exciting matchups for the second weekend.
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Mitch Ballock led Creighton (19-9, 8-7) with 15 points but limped off the court with an apparent injury in the closing period before later returning.
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Shortstop Jordy Mercer also had two hits, including a double to the left field wall in the fifth inning, but he limped to second after rounding first.
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Trump delivers harsh remarks on Clinton at charity dinner But Trump and Clinton looked anything but happy when they limped off the 2016 campaign trail Thursday night.
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The injury appeared significantly worse when Towns limped off the floor but and was held out of Sunday's game as a precaution after participating in pregame warmups.
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Horizon's world does its own thing even when you're not around, and this Sawtooth had clearly limped away from a fight with something... well... something worse, probably.
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The Briton, who limped onto the presentation podium at the Palais des Congres in Paris, said the route is one of the hardest he has ever seen.
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NOTES: New Jersey LW Brian Gibbons took a shot to the right knee early in the third period and limped to the locker room but returned later.
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Horrified, I limped to the back room, where Gollum peeled the blood-splattered trap off of my cream-caked work boot with the handle of his broom.
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Peterson limped into the courtroom after she was introduced, and prosecuting attorney Nina Antony and a sheriff's deputy had to help her up to the witness stand.
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When elite opponents like Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio tried to slug out a bare-knuckle fight with him, they limped away with their political reputations wounded.
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The 28-year-old Japanese limped badly after the vault, his second rotation, and barely held the landing following his parallel bars routine where he stumbled backwards.
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At the 2006 Turin Olympics, she limped from her hospital bed to finish eighth in the women's downhill two days after a harrowing, nearly life-threatening crash.
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A generation of Republican presidential candidates felt the lash of his keyboard and tongue in the 2016 campaign and limped away with their own political brands diminished.
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Three other players who had helped lead the boycott were given suspensions as well, and the team limped through a last-place finish in the group stage.
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Biden, the former vice president who was once the front-runner in the Democratic race, limped to his second consecutive poor finish after placing fourth in Iowa.
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Norris rolled over on VU starting forward Clevon Brown's ankle with 8:11 left in the first half, and Brown limped off the floor after the play.
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About that time, Mr. Puzder and Mr. Murphy left his firm, which limped along until Mr. Shenker was indicted on bankruptcy and tax fraud charges in 1989.
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Ellington's performance was needed after starting guard Dion Waiters limped off the court with an apparent left ankle injury late in the first quarter and didn't return.
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Tannehill limped to the locker room late in the third quarter after being hit around the legs by defensive tackle Calais Campbell as he released a completion.
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Yes, the Steelers did have to luck into the playoffs and yes, they're on the road, but the Bengals are the team that limped down the stretch.
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The Yankees limped here without their latest injury casualty — shortstop Didi Gregorius, who on Tuesday was placed on the 2325-day disabled list after he bruised his left heel on Sunday — and limped out of the clubhouse at the end of the night, uncertain about the status of closer Aroldis Chapman, who departed after throwing six pitches in the 2275th inning because of pain in his left knee.
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This car limped from one criminal mechanic to another, but as long as it ran, and people were willing to pay him for a ride, he wasn't bothered.
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Thailand limped into the bottom quarter of 70 countries whose pupils participated in the maths, reading and science tests organised under the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA).
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Coming off a season in which they limped from the starter's block and ended with a flurry of peak Mike Tyson uppercuts, are they good, blah, or bad?
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Freeland (2000-231) showed discomfort after going to a 2500-0 count on Ahmed and limped off after a quick visit from manager Bud Black and the trainer.
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Roughly a week later, when a short man called Israel limped in and told Ikuenobe he was free to go, he had to restrain himself from hugging him.
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The nation's fifth-largest state has limped through the year, relying on court-ordered spending and ongoing and stopgap appropriations to operate in the wake of the impasse.
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He noted that since the end of quantitative easing in October 2014, stocks have merely "limped higher," failing to make meaningful gains until a breakout in early summer.
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Wall Street strategists were telling clients not to expect much from the market this year, and hedge funds — after a grinding, treacherous 2015 — limped into 2016 playing defense.
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USC also was without starting tailback Vavae Malepeai because of knee surgery this week, and Stephen Carr limped off late in the first half and did not return.
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Angry Birds parent Rovio has been struggling for awhile now, and Candy Crush maker King limped onto the public market before getting acquired by Activision late last year.
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The Times A wounded Theresa May limped home from a vote of no confidence on Wednesday after more than a third of Tory MPs rejected her leadership. bit.
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Brexit has barely limped forward an inch: "Negotiations" are proving to be an unending march of grinning white men making contradictory statements about how well everything is going.
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Minutes after the Steelers sacked Ryan six times in a 41-17 trashing on Sunday, he limped toward the small, subterranean X-ray room here at Heinz Field.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the Poor People's Campaign that limped along after his death, they wanted to run for something more inclusive than an individual medal.
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The bombing, which struck CARE and Counterpart International offices, came as the sixth round of peace negotiations between the Taliban and Americans limped to an end in Qatar.
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On the Giants' first series, just after Manning was sacked for the first time, right tackle Bobby Hart limped off the field after re-aggravating an ankle injury.
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The center fielder's 28th homer of the season came at a price — he limped around the bases as the result of a cramp that occurred during the swing.
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Hinch went to Pressly, who got Didi Gregorius out on a weak ground ball but appeared to be injured on the play as he limped to the dugout.
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The Soviets invaded in 0003 to try to quell a brewing civil war and prop up its allies in the Afghan government, and they limped out in 2000.
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It killed 239 people; wounded more than 22013, including children; and spread bloody mayhem as the train limped into the Technology Institute station with smoke filling the air.
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The train limped to a stop at the Technology Institute station with smoke billowing, as passengers broke glass windows to escape and rescue workers smashed open the doors.
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Oakland starter Kendall Graveman, who limped through a foot injury he sustained in the fourth inning, allowed just one run on seven hits over 5 2/3 innings.
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Neymar limped off in the 17th minute after he appeared to twist his right ankle and the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) later confirmed he would miss the tournament.
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For the last five months of the last Supreme Court term, the Supreme Court's limped along with eight members, deadlocking on some of the term's most important cases.
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Rockets have easy time with lowly Suns PHOENIX — Houston coach J.B. Bickerstaff called his team "broken" after the Rockets limped into the All-Star Break with three straight losses.
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The five-times world player of the year limped off in the second half of Barca's La Liga match at the Nou Camp, moments before the visiting side equalized.
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A large dent clearly visible in its right mid-section, the destroyer limped back to Yokosuka naval base south of Tokyo, home of the Seventh fleet, on Saturday evening.
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Unable to push off and with two Coyotes bearing down on him, he flipped the puck up as high as he could and limped off to the Jets bench.
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Wilson turned his right ankle while trying to avoid Suh and limped through two plays before seeking assistance from team trainers when the Dolphins took possession of the ball.
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Cleveland's Mike Freeman drew the start in left field after Jake Bauers sustained a sprained left ankle and limped off the field while shagging fly balls during batting practice.
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Cruise ship rescue: A Viking cruise ship that set out with more than 1,300 people limped into port in Norway on Sunday after experiencing engine trouble in rough weather.
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Two innings later, he limped coming out of the box on a bases-loaded double play, getting beaten to the bag by about a step to end the inning.
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Washington limped out of the blocks after playing an overtime game in Miami on Wednesday before a three-hour flight to Cleveland meant a late night for the club.
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Having faced the prospect of two opening losses in the best-of-seven series at home, Cleveland limped across the line, with James scoring a game-high 46 points.
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On a recent Sunday afternoon, Arce slowly got out of her car and limped over to a bench in Vinto's main town square across the street from her office.
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And the Knicks limped into the break with a 23-323 record after blowing a 17-point lead in a loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder on Wednesday night.
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She limped to a victory in the 3rd District over progressive Brent Welder — who was backed by the Left's breakout star, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez — by just over 2,000 votes.
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She limped to a victory in the 2.03rd District over progressive Brent Welder — who was backed by the Left's breakout star, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez — by just over 2,000 votes.
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Cleveland reserve Matthew Dellavedova limped out of the game after turning his ankle in the second half and did not return, although Lue indicated that the guard would be fine.
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He limped through the first few games of the first round before emerging in the second half of Game 2110, then attempted 11 free throws in the final two quarters.
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For a decade (more, in Japan) inflation and interest rates have limped along at historically low levels, even as government debts ballooned and central banks created piles of new money.
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Why it matters: This is more bad news for President Jair Bolsonaro, who had promised to revive an economy that has limped out of a damaging recession in 2015–2016.
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"I already made a pot," I said, but Richard nodded and the guy limped out the front door, closed it real careful, like he was scared to make any noise.
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On Monday afternoon, Yong Jun Kim, a passenger on the Metropolitan Transportation Authority bus, limped out of the emergency room at NewYork-Presbyterian with a plastic bag on one foot.
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But when it made landfall in the United States a few days later, Matthew limped into South Carolina as a Category 1, bringing torrential rains and flooding but little else.
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In fact, Biden may have played to more packed rooms in the run-up to the 2008 caucuses, in which he limped home with an embarrassingly weak fifth-place finish.
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Two years ago Woods gingerly limped off the course after playing just 11 holes of the first round, a week after shooting a career-worst 82 at the Phoenix Open.
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The euro zone economy limped into the second quarter with lackluster growth as weakness in the manufacturing sector is increasingly affecting the bloc's dominant services industry, a survey showed on Monday.
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She limped on, transporting first food to the Falkland Islands, then troops to the American war of independence, before finally being scuttled off the coast of Newport, Rhode Island, in 1778.
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The French team's only real production of note, to that point, was 2005's Namco-published Dead to Rights II, which barely limped above a Metacritic 50 across Xbox and PS2.
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Cristiano Ronaldo limped off the pitch in the first half with a knee injury, but heroic goalkeeping put the game into extra time, where substitute Eder fired off the winning shot.
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Ollie is ambiguously diabetic (the game simply calls him "unwell"), so I limped around, slowly assembling a bee-proof suit for collecting honey that he could inject with a scavenged syringe.
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A large dent was clearly visible in its right mid-section as the destroyer limped back to Yokosuka naval base south of Tokyo, home of the Seventh fleet, on Saturday evening.
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My daughter and I have now hiked across Washington and Oregon and hundreds of miles of California, and eventually we'll have limped the entire Pacific Crest Trail from Mexico to Canada.
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After she limped through re-election last year, she has even less leeway to re-create the twin pillars of the Western alliance that she forged with former President Barack Obama.
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Stepanova, who was competing under a neutral flag, was already in last place in her heat when she pulled up with about 200 meters to go, then limped to the finish.
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Pogba, who captained United against the Swiss champions, limped off in the 3-0 win and some reports have suggested he could be out for 12 weeks with a muscle tear.
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Bam limped off the field, and her teammates soon followed, the game over, their dreams of going deep into the tournament and winning a medal ending in premature and tearful fashion.
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He talked about his own experiences: that he had been in jail, that his house had been torched and that he limped because of beatings, the documents seen by Reuters show.
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"(I) literally limped away from the game when I was done," said three-time Pro Bowl linebacker Lofa Tatupu, whose six-season career with the Seattle Seahawks was "decimated" by injuries.
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Expectations were high for San Francisco in 2018, but quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo tore his ACL in the third game of the year as the 49ers limped to a 4-403 finish.
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Wall Street limped into positive territory on Wednesday on optimism over a spate of upbeat earnings, although that was nearly offset by jitters over rising U.S. bond yields and corporate costs.
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OXFORD, England (Reuters) - On November 14, 1881, an American called George Melville limped across a frozen delta in Siberia and pulled a pole from the snow with his frost-bitten hands.
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Even Bill Clinton, who kind of limped into office with 43 percent of the popular vote in 1992, enjoyed approval ratings in the mid-to-high 60s during his post-election winter.
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Green Bay's starter on Rodgers' blind side, Bakhtiari limped off the field and had to ride a cart to the locker room during the Family Night practice on Saturday at Lambeau Field.
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While the movie did open at number one, it limped to just a $2428 million domestic gross, which, when adjusting for inflation, is the worst performance of any film in the franchise.
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Incredibly he went on to perform on the pommel horse but as he limped off that apparatus, with his arms around his team mates, it was clear his Rio adventure was over.
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The roster-depleted Heat lost another starter to injury after starting guard Dion Waiters limped off the court with an apparent left ankle injury late in the first quarter and didn't return.
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When he briefly joined the rebels himself, he was ambushed by Assad's men and limped home with a bandaged head—all his wife's fault, for gossiping about his sortie to the neighbours.
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Adam Eaton and Anthony Rendon (4-for-5) scored easily, but Juan Soto pulled up lame with an ankle injury rounding third and was tagged out as he limped toward the bag.
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And a potential scare in the second half seemed subdued after starting point guard Joel Berry II limped off with an injured right ankle and was taken out of view for treatment.
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The Volunteers limped into the tournament on a four-game losing streak but looked like a different team Wednesday, shooting 58.6 percent while holding the Tigers to 29.8 percent from the field.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Saina Nehwal, India's top medal hope in the Olympic badminton, limped out of the singles tournament on Sunday after an injury-hampered loss to unseeded Ukrainian Maria Ulitina.
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McKennie limped off about 20 minutes into the second half after twisting his left ankle when landing after jumping for a header with Ecuador's Carlos Gruezo, who low-bridged him a bit.
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He swung off his front foot at a full-count backdoor slider — the very pitch that the scouting report, by Mel Didier, had predicted — and limped his way into World Series lore.
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Zymere Perkins limped into his kindergarten class one day in April 2015, his legs so badly beaten he could barely walk, the latest in a series of injuries his teacher had seen.
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And in the fifth inning of a 6-4 loss to the Philadelphia Phillies, another bit of poor luck appeared to strike the Mets as Yoenis Cespedes limped off with an injury.
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But in the quarterfinals of the Oi Rio Pro in Brazil in late June, he limped out of the water with a ruptured A.C.L. It was rebuilt using ligaments from his hamstring.
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They scored just 21 goals during the grueling two-year, 18-match South American qualifiers and limped over the line with three points from their last four games to claim fourth spot.
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He pulled up during his next race in London and limped off the track but, two weeks later, was second at the Weltklasse meeting in Zurich suggesting the problem was not serious.
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For example, 17A might have answered itself if clued as "Bugs Bunny catchphrase," and 26A, another idiom, didn't jump out at me (but rather limped in after I'd figured out the trick).
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Griffin is currently out with a massive shoulder injury, but he watched from the sidelines as his team limped to 0-12 with a loss against the New York Giants at FirstEnergy Stadium.
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While the Islanders limped toward the end of a road trip, the Stars played like a team on the verge of clinching a playoff berth — but one looking even further down the road.
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Instead, he gave her a serious run for her money, such that the party had to lean on the scales in Hillary's favor just to make sure she limped across the finish line.
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At the same time Chelsea, who had ambled to the title in May 2015, plummeted to just above the drop zone at Christmas, and limped to tenth by the end of the season.
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More important, he looks fast, limber and healthy — a far cry from the player who seemed debilitated even before he limped off the floor in Game 28 of the N.B.A. finals last year.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wall Street limped into positive territory on Wednesday on optimism over a spate of upbeat earnings that was nearly offset by jitters over rising U.S. bond yields and corporate costs.
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In a week in which sterling has fallen, the pound was initially unmoved by May's comments but limped slightly lower against both the euro and dollar as the speech came to an end.
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We need only remember back eight years when she limped into New Hampshire after losing Iowa where she finished third on the "caring" scale, and won a stunning upset over then-Sen. Obama.
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How they qualified: The Koreans limped over the line with two 0-0 draws against Iran and Uzbekistan that saw them claim second place in their group in the final round of qualifying.
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Though the U.S. limped into the end of 2015 with growth likely to be barely positive, and the early year data mixed at best, the Street is fairly sanguine about the road ahead.
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Long live the Jao Poh... After Klaew's Hollywood gangster exit, the gym that carried his mighty name limped along for a number of years and finally closed its doors for business in 2003.
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All-Star Odubel Herrera limped into the break mired in a 1-for-15 slump for Philadelphia, which bounced back from a dismal stretch in June to win 10 of its last 13.
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Mr. Rahami, 28, whose surname has also been spelled Rahimi, limped noticeably as he was led into the courtroom in United States District Court to face the federal charges related to the bombings.
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Brent crude limped up 0.6 percent to $46.11 a barrel after dropping 2.6 percent on Wednesday when data showing large weekly builds in U.S. petroleum products offset a surprise draw in crude stockpiles.
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Some of them took up arms in the mountains and limped through a series of gunfights, but by the end of the '60s, most had returned to a marginal place in conventional politics.
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As Faraday Future limped toward the end of 2017, founding executives and employees left the company in droves, shrinking what had been a workforce of nearly 1,500 employees down to about half that size.
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While Barcelona would get their revenge eventually, winning the league in 1985 as Bilbao limped to a distant third, there would be more suffering to come for the Catalan side and its Argentine maestro.
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Maks just abruptly stopped dancing during a run through of our performance and limped away in pain, saying it felt as if my microphone pack had fallen off and smacked him in the leg.
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Fatma Muhammed, 34, limped outside her lighted doorway on what is now called Serzan Bufa Street — after a martyr of the fight — five of her nine children, ages 2 to 15, at her skirts.
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ISTRA, Russia (Reuters) - France full back Djibril Sidibe limped out of training on Sunday with a possible ankle injury in a setback to the side ahead of this week's World Cup quarter-final against Uruguay.
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There was some good news for Belgium with coach Roberto Martinez playing down fitness concerns over Eden Hazard after the skipper limped out of their final World Cup warmup match against Costa Rica on Monday.
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The typically devastating injury happened early on in the event but Erdahl limped her way through the remainder of the race because teams are awarded a point if you at least finish, regardless of place.
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"I didn't want to do away with the GDR but rather to reform it," said Rudolph, who was spied on by a colleague and detained for protesting as East Germany limped into its final months.
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In the four years that we were pivoting to Asia, major East Asian economies were growing at average annual rates of about 4 percent, while we limped along at a growth rate of 2.1 percent.
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Curry ended up playing just 18 minutes in the first half of Game Four between the Warriors and Rockets in Houston before he slipped on a wet spot and limped off to the locker room.
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While escaping official censure, the couple emerged from yet another scrape, apparently on a matter of legal interpretation, and limped away with another pile of political baggage that allows enemies like Trump brand them dishonest.
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LONDON, May 6 (Reuters) - The euro zone economy limped into the second quarter with lackluster growth as weakness in the manufacturing sector is increasingly affecting the bloc's dominant services industry, a survey showed on Monday.
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Striker Kyle Lafferty then limped off less than 10 minutes into the second period although it looked like a precautionary move by O'Neill with their first match at Euro 2016, against Poland, eight days away.
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De Oliveira's flamboyant farewell followed a more somber exit for India's first badminton medalist Saina Nehwal, who limped out of the arena after an injury-hampered 21-18 21-19 loss to Ukrainian Maria Ulitina.
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It is also symbolic of a "nuclear renaissance" after the failure of a state-run industry that limped along from the 1950s to the 1980s, and equally fraught private ownership during the next two decades.
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The center-left party's candidate limped into fifth place, after Francois Hollande, whose election five years earlier was hailed as a new dawn for French Socialists, did not seek re-election following an unpopular presidency.
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Jordan Spieth, with two major championships already to his credit at age 24, had just limped off the back nine at Augusta National on Sunday when he was compelled to put his day in perspective.
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The safety car was deployed early on after Kevin Magnussen's Haas suffered a puncture, scattering debris on the track as rhe Dane limped back to the pits on a rim and a flailing tyre carcass.
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So the fastest man of all-time, surrounded by his three worried team mates, Omar McLeod, Julian Forte and Yohan Blake, rose gingerly to his feet and limped the last 30 metres to the line.
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While Harvey's injury announcement was unexpected, the Mets knew Walker had hurt his hamstring when he limped off the field after running to first base on a sacrifice bunt in the third inning Wednesday night.
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As the CBS competition show limped to the end of Season 39, it was still scoring ratings, making an unlikely return to the top 10 as the seventh-most-watched entertainment program on network television.
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Tuilagi limped off early in England's shock 24-17 loss to France in Paris due to a low grade strain that also kept him out of the Calcutta Cup win over Scotland the following week.
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His sunken appearance and now almost completely gray hair shocked observers -- after he limped into court using a cane -- in contrast with the cocky self-assurance he once showed while lording over the Trump campaign.
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Consider the case of Frances Tiafoe, the 21990-year-old American hopeful who limped into this year's Australian Open with little to suggest his first week would unfold in the stirring way that it has.
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HOUSTON — Christian Pulisic became the youngest American to score 10 international goals, then limped off with a quadriceps injury during the United States' 1-1 exhibition tie against South American champion Chile on Tuesday night.
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Moments later Cruise, who was attached to a harness, limped off the set Representatives for Cruise and movie studio Paramount Pictures did not respond to queries about the incident or the nature of the actor's injury.
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The surge of interest is a morale boost for Twitter, which has limped through past earnings announcements, struggled to keep a stable management and suffered unfavorable comparisons to its bigger and more profitable competitor Facebook Inc.
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O/U: 238 ABOUT THE GIANTS (203-220): Eli Manning didn't take issue with McAdoo citing "sloppy quarterback play" as one of the reasons New York limped to a 220-210 setback to Detroit on Monday.
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Perennial underachiever England could be a surprising sight to some to be as high as fourth on the list, especially as it limped out in the group stage at the last World Cup four years ago.
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The 2011 and 2015 champion, and early favorite for this year's honors, ripped a wheel off the car in Wednesday's third stage in Argentina and lost more than two hours as he limped to the finish.
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Kane did put the ball in the net in the second half but in a double blow it was ruled out for offside as he pulled up with a hamstring injury and limped off the field.
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The balance of the 1920s limped along, with glimmers of progress and cooperation doing little to overcome the big problems Keynes had identified at the outset — fragile finances and political anxieties simmering just below the surface.
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Aching from the baton blow, No Name limped off to a nearby church, one of the few spaces in the city that gave shelter to protesters and was by convention off limits to officers without warrants.
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Instead of entering the presidential race as an exemplar of Republican success in a Democratic state, Mr. Christie limped in as an embattled figure who had largely lost the confidence of the wealthiest donors bankrolling presidential campaigns.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The dollar limped toward it worst week in two months on Friday as softer-than-expected trade data from China added to signs that investors may be falling out of love with the post-U.
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Gibbs points out that this quarter's strong surge is different from prior examples: Rather than being an extension of fourth-quarter strength, this time stocks limped into the new year after sliding at the end of 2018.
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I limped into my 50s with the prospect of being permanently unemployed, and only then did I recklessly list my 18-year hiatus from full-time work outside the home as "child-rearing responsibilities" on my résumé.
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STRASBURG'S STREAK ENDS Stephen Strasburg gave up Joey Votto's two-run homer and limped off the field a few pitches later as the host Cincinnati Reds overcame two rain delays to beat the Washington Nationals, 6-3.
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The Giants took off at a gallop last spring but limped to the finish line of the regular season like a horse gone lame, their hitters barely swinging the bat and their best pitchers off their feed.
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Penguins center Evgeni Malkin left about midway through the second period with an apparent foot or leg injury after he tripped over Letang's skate near center ice, slid into the boards and limped toward the locker room.
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Sterling limped up 0.2 percent to $1.2860 after falling on Monday to $1.2818, coming in reach of the 31-year low of $1.2798 plumbed on July 6 amid the market turmoil following the late June Brexit referendum.
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Downstate, public institutions like Southern Illinois University have limped along without a budget; administrators are especially worried that schools could lose their accreditation, which could threaten students' ability to access hundreds of millions in federal financial aid.
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Kyrgios cut short his opener at the All England Club because of a hip problem but Tomic limped out with a listless 6-3 6-4 6-3 first-round defeat at the hands of Germany's Mischa Zverev.
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In overtime, Oregon guard Dwayne Benjamin, fresh off the bench after sitting the final 8:32 of regulation after he limped off the court, hit a 3-pointer, followed by another trey by Brooks, who scored 19 points.
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The Swedes, who came second as hosts in 1958 and third in 1994, missed the 2010 and 2014 tournaments and while they qualified for Euro 2012 and 2016, they limped out at the group stage on both occasions.
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It also created a reversal of fortune for Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg after the two drivers switched positions, with Hamilton winning the race and Rosberg dropping to fourth as his damaged car limped to the finish line.
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Berget limped off with an injury four minutes after the tying goal, adding his name to a growing N.Y.C.F.C. injury list, and Amagat and defender Ebenezer Ofori must serve suspensions after they received red cards for reckless fouls.
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Britain&aposs economy "limped" into the new decade and will continue to struggle over the next twelve months, according to the British Chamber of Commerce [BCC] which found that long-running uncertainty over Brexit is continuing to bite.
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Though Fox News continues to shape the worldview of its older audience and many of Trump's voters, the political realignment destabilized traditional outlets like the Weekly Standard, which folded, and National Review, which has limped into Trump's camp.
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Doncic suffered the injury early in Thursday night's game against Miami during a collision with the Heat's Derrick Jones Jr. Doncic limped off the court but returned to finish the game, playing 31 minutes while not at full strength.
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Evidence of an air or heavy artillery strike was readily apparent in each case — from flattened homes and corroborating testimony from multiple witnesses to an elderly neighbor who limped from a leg wound suffered in one of the attacks.
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Ronaldo limped off midway through the first half of July's Euro 2016 final, which Portugal won 1-0 after extra time against hosts France, but he hobbled back onto the pitch to celebrate his country's first major soccer title.
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The Eagles limped into the post-season with an offense handicapped by a seemingly hopeless backup quarterback following an injury to Carson Wentz in December, but Nick Foles proved more than ready to shine on the game's biggest stage.
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Rivers scored 28.8 points in the first quarter and had 24.7 when he limped to the locker room with two minutes left in the half to have the left ankle he had turned landing hard on a drive taped.
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HINDU NAGAR, India (Reuters) - When the young woman limped toward shopkeeper Ravindra Prakash, pleading for help on a dark and foggy morning in the northern Indian village, her body was so charred that he thought she was a witch.
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As he stumbled and limped his way out of Toronto in 2005, to the dismay of many fans and team personnel, it would have been laughable to even suggest that Carter would still be going like this at his age.
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For decades, the Export-Import Bank limped along at the margins of American politics, a rightfully obscure program regarded as neither particularly interesting nor important but sustained by and subject to the banal to-and-fro of interest group politics.
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Adecco Group said its revenues continued to fall at the start of its second quarter, the temporary staffing company said on Tuesday, as the European economy limped into the second quarter and the U.S.-China trade war looked set to escalate.
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That win was part of a run that saw the Giants cruise to an 215-214 record and their first playoff berth since 221 under first-year head coach Ben McAdoo while the Rams limped to a 267-21 record.
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HONG KONG, Sept 13 (Reuters) - Borrowing rates for the Chinese currency in the offshore market in Hong Kong fell sharply on Tuesday after hitting seven-month highs in the previous session as markets limped back to normal after volatile trading.
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Illinois has limped along without a full operating budget during that time because the state's Democratic-led legislature and Republican Governor Bruce Rauner have clashed over a list of nonbudgetary demands he has insisted be part of any budget deal.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The first few months of the year have given investors both severe selloffs and powerful rallies, and U.S. stocks have now limped into the record books with the second-longest bull market in history - with an asterisk.
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Even though Madrid was missing the injured Karim Benzema, it rapidly became clear that the team had enough firepower to challenge the City defense, which suffered an early blow when its injury-prone captain, Vincent Kompany, limped off after 10 minutes.
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"One of my earliest baseball memories was being at my grandma's house and watching that game and watching Gibby hit that homer," said Turner, who was about a month away from turning 103 years old when Gibson limped around the bases.
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" As the tart tweet soared on social media, Trump's response limped in more than two hours later: "How long did it take your staff of 823 people to think that up--and where are your 33,000 emails that you deleted?
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I limped into the hut, shattered and panting, hung up my pack, changed my boots for a pair of slippers from a box in the entranceway, and went down a flight of narrow stairs to a low-ceilinged dining room.
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The dollar limped up from a three-year low against a basket of currencies on Friday and was headed for its biggest weekly loss in nine months, as negative sentiment offset any support the greenback could take from higher Treasury yields.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Major economies resisted calls for bolder climate commitments as a U.N. summit in Madrid limped toward a delayed conclusion on Saturday, dimming hopes that nations will act in time to stop rising temperatures devastating people and the natural world.
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WASHINGTON/NEW ORLEANS (Reuters) - President Donald Trump on Monday rejected a Republican call for temporarily reopening shuttered U.S. government agencies in order to encourage negotiations with Democrats on border security issues, as a partial government shutdown limped through its 24th day.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - Barcelona failed to capitalize on Real Madrid dropping points against Villarreal as the La Liga champions were held to a 1-1 draw at home to Atletico Madrid on Wednesday, while talisman Lionel Messi limped off with a groin injury.
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The disastrous team, which limped out to 0-16 "perfect" season last year, and is 1-31 in the Hue Jackson era, is now getting their redemption story started on HBO's Hard Knocks and apparently Bud Light wants to double down on it.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar limped back from a three-year low against a basket of currencies on Friday but still marked its fifth weekly loss out of seven weeks this year, driving the euro up to its highest level since December 2014.
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From the moment Steph Curry limped off the court in Game 4 of Golden State's first-round NBA Playoffs series against Houston, the question about the Warriors has been how they'll perform without the league's reigning and presumptive two-time Most Valuable Player.
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However, the opposition in Malaysia is weaker now compared with the last election in 2013, when the Barisan Nasional coalition led by Najib limped to the finish line, losing the popular vote and failing to snag a two-thirds majority in parliament.
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Governing under the cloud of investigations is nothing new for Mr. Temer, whose government has limped from scandal to scandal with low approval ratings since taking power nearly a year ago following a prolonged battle to oust his leftist predecessor, Dilma Rousseff.
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But despite overhauling its board, broadening its mission and benefiting from more than $1353 million in public funding over the years, efforts to complete the unfinished Fifth Avenue headquarters limped forward as the center continued to fall short of its fund-raising goals.
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Though I felt the weight of this contraption as I spoke, and I knew I limped because the meanest girl on our block had told me, it went without saying that the beautiful future me would walk, and even run, with grace.
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TOTTENHAM ADVANCES IN F.A. CUP Harry Kane limped off after twisting his right ankle in the 63th minute against third-tier Millwall on Sunday, but Son Heung-min's hat trick propelled Tottenham to the F.A. Cup semifinals with a 6-0 rout.
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Citizens in Western Europe put no more stock in Mr Trump—who took office just five months ago—than they did in George W. Bush, the architect of the highly unpopular war in Iraq, when he limped out of the White House in 2008.
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EditorsNote: deletes extra word after "Pietrangelo limped off" Jake Allen had 224 saves for his second shutout of the season, Vladimir Tarasenko and Zach Sanford scored 211 seconds apart, and the St. Louis Blues beat the Colorado Avalanche 3-0 in Denver on Saturday.
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They limped out of the 2010 World Cup at the group stage and missed the 2014 tournament entirely, and when they were beaten in a playoff by neighbors Sweden in a playoff for a spot at Euro 2016, Olsen stepped aside in favor of Hareide.
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Crew members from a Norwegian-owned oil tanker apparently attacked in the Gulf of Oman landed Saturday in Dubai after two days in Iran as the other tanker targeted in the assault limped into anchorage off the eastern coast of the United Arab Emirates.
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"One, I hate retiring; two, you don't want to do that to someone who is trying to get into the quarter-finals," Keys, who was in tears as she limped off court and had to be helped into her media interview by support staff, said.
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Against Romania's Simona Halep she looked on course to reach the quarter-finals for the second year running but, after threatening to overpower the fifth seed with her trademark serve and forehand, she limped to a 23-7(5) 6-4 6-3 defeat.
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As Dragic limped to the bench with an injury, Klemen Prepelic took over, grabbing rebounds and scoring two crucial free throws as Slovenia dug deep to take the lead again and seal a historic victory over their bitter rivals in their first major final.
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ESPN fantasy ownership: 26%Week 2 stats: 18 rushing yards, one reception, 18 receiving yards — 4.1 fantasy pointsOne thing to know: Starting running back James Conner limped off the field with an apparent knee injury in the fourth quarter of the Steelers game on Sunday.
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An articulate limp, which says something about the way you've learned to roll with the punches, all the times you've been fucked over, knocked down, what you've recovered from or haven't, what you've walked or limped away from, with or without style—that's on you.
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Now in its seventh season, but the first without its star Nina Dobrev, The Vampire Diaries has limped along in more of a knotted mess than normal, even for a supernatural teen drama outgrowing its original school setting and beginning to contradict its own mythology.
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Second-leading scorer Patrick Eaves limped to locker room early in third period after he brushed against the partially open door to the Stars' bench, and defenseman Jamie Oleksiak played only 280 seconds in the second period before exiting with an upper-body injury.
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Hemp drying in an old dairy barn at John Lamport's farm in Hobart, N.Y.Credit...Hilary Swift for The New York Times HOBART, N.Y. — John Lamport limped across the barn that once housed dozens of his cows, gesturing toward the vacant stalls lining the perimeter.
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Le Drian gave no details on what new proposals might be offered, a potential format for the contact group or how it would affect existing peace efforts under the auspices of the United Nations, which have limped on for several years with no visible progress.
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The Catamounts coach, John Becker, flagged down Speidel in the breakfast room at the team hotel Wednesday morning, and moments later Speidel limped into the lobby and sat down for an interview, his left hand clamped on a right arm that refused to be still.
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ZURICH, May 7 (Reuters) - Adecco Group reported a 1 percent decline in revenues during the first three months of the year, the temporary staffing company said on Tuesday, as the European economy limped into the second quarter and the U.S.-China trade war looked set to escalate.
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Merkel did secure a fourth term on Sunday, but she limped to the finish line and must now cobble together an unwieldy coalition with two other parties — the business friendly Free Democrats (FDP) and environmentalist Greens — that have diametrically opposed views on many of the big issues.
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Polls show that Clinton won the second debate, but some of her supporters were frustrated that she was not more aggressive in going after Trump, who limped in amid backlash over his lewd remarks about women and a civil war in the Republican Party over his candidacy.
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Son enjoyed his first taste of the World Cup four years ago in Brazil, scoring in a 4-2 defeat to Algeria as South Korea limped out in the first round, and will be determined to help restore their reputation with a good showing in Russia.
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Before the Ducks series began, questions about whether these playoffs would be any different for Nashville seemed justified: the Predators suffered through a late-season distraction as vaunted prospect Jimmy Vesey announced he would test free agency, and they limped to a 2-4-1 finish.
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Two Democrats whose fortunes have been fading - progressive Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and former Vice President Joe Biden - who was once the front-runner in the race - limped out of New Hampshire, finishing fourth and fifth respectively amid fresh questions about the viability of their candidacies.
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"I was scared that I would die ... that I would never see my mother again," said Usman, explaining how he limped to a nearby camp for the displaced in Bama town in Borno state, the heart of the jihadists' brutal seven-year bid to create an Islamic state.
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Hijab's public criticism of de Mistura, who must be seen as neutral while trying to negotiate peace in Syria, highlights the tensions and fragility of a peace process which has limped on despite the opposition declaring a "pause" in talks with nearly all of its delegation leaving Geneva.
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Analytica Advisors said in its seventh annual report that despite years of publicly funded support for research and development, losses for clean tech companies widened to C$3.56 billion ($2.64 billion) in 2015 from C$3.18 billion in 13, and shareholder returns limped in below the Canadian average.
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I once saw a starving wolf in Alaska's Denali National Park — starvation is one way predators die, because their teeth are bad or they are injured or otherwise no longer able to hunt on their own — and its emaciated body as it limped away from me was truly pathetic.
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With Holiday on an indefinite leave of absence to care for his wife, United States women's national soccer team star Lauren Holiday, who was diagnosed with a brain tumor while pregnant with the couple's first child and subsequently needed surgery, the Pelicans limped to an 216-218 start.
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That Jackson limped off the field following the play, heading to the locker room shortly afterward with a sprained ankle, could portend bad things for Chicago going forward, but on this day he lived up to his promise to make sure his team did not fall apart again.
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On Soccer MANCHESTER, England — That sinking feeling, that sense that it was all happening again to Paris St.-Germain, might have set in a couple of weeks ago, when Neymar limped off a field in Strasbourg, his face crumpled with tears, the fifth metatarsal in his right foot broken.
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In the shadow of Bellevue Hospital Center, cast by a luminescent moon early Sunday, the only hint of the chaos that had erupted on the other side of Manhattan hours earlier was a trim woman in gray sweatpants and a royal-blue button-down shirt who limped out onto First Avenue.
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WASHINGTON — Congress limped out of town Thursday for a seven-week recess, leaving behind a trail of partisan fights, a failed bill to help fight the Zika virus, a stalemate on gun safety and a few mundane accomplishments that members hoped to sell as awesome to voters in an unsparing mood.
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Growing up poor in rural Kansas in the 1980s, Ms. Smarsh remembers her grandparents constantly extending help to their neighbors: "Just about every day, some widowed farmer showed up for dinner, or a stranger needed help with his car down the road, or a stray dog limped up the driveway," she recalls.
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Warren limped into Super Tuesday after poor showings in Nevada and South Carolina, — and had an even rougher outcome that night, finishing in third place in her home state of Massachusetts and failing to reach the 15% viability threshold necessary to win statewide delegates in most of the 14 Super Tuesday states.
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Mahathir and Anwar: From friends to foes and now, friends again The opposition in Malaysia is weaker now compared with the last election in 2013, when the Barisan Nasional coalition led by Najib limped to the finish line, losing the popular vote and failing to snag a two-thirds majority in parliament.
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The stretch, in which the Cubs have won 43 of 27 since the All-Star Game and hold a 13-game lead in the N.L. Central race, has also stanched murmurs of anxiety when they limped into the break with a seven-game lead that was the largest in baseball yet seemed increasingly vulnerable.
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But second, because I have found, even in marathons that have gone horribly wrong, where my legs have turned to mud and I have limped and cried along the course with many miles still to go because I went out too fast/didn't train enough/or my body just didn't want to move anymore, that there's magic in the marathon.
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Panthers 34, Jaguars 27 Christian McCaffrey ran for 176 yards and scored three touchdowns and Carolina won its third straight game by holding off Jacksonville in Charlotte, N.C. After McCaffrey limped off the field with about five minutes left, backup Reggie Bonnafon broke off a 59-yard touchdown run to put the Panthers (3-2) ahead by seven with 3:103 to play.
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Panthers 34, Jaguars 27 Christian McCaffrey ran for 176 yards and scored three touchdowns and Carolina won its third straight game by holding off Jacksonville in Charlotte, N.C. After McCaffrey limped off the field with about five minutes left, backup Reggie Bonnafon broke off a 59-yard touchdown run to put the Panthers (33-2) ahead by seven with 3:34 to play.
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Yet, as happens whenever Jeff Monson, a 45-year-old American known as "The Snowman," visits a town in Russia — or, in this case, Abkhazia, one of the pro-Russian enclaves in the lands of the former Soviet Union — he was greeted with whoops of delight last month when he limped from the Dynamo Stadium locker room and clambered into a cage to battle a fit Russian in his 20s.
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The project limped along for a number of years through private donations and the determination of Ms. Njoroge's growing staff, but in 2013 Mr. Collymore, who had taken over as chief executive of Safaricom, asked Ms. Njoroge to form the S.Y.O. "We decided that we would bring together these children who are living in the most desperate conditions with similarly talented kids from more privileged backgrounds," Mr. Collymore said in an email.
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