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(31) One bullet in the wrong place can cripple you for life or send your blood gushing on to the pavement.

(32) She was herself a cripple, constantly in need of the sort of attention her husband had regularly given her in the evenings.

(33) A long delay might cripple me in a way.

(34) It's cruel to make fun of a cripple.

(35) Only a cruel person would boit a cripple.

(36) It is impolite to make fun of a cripple.

(37) Cripple poison is a stronger snare than hamstring.

(38) Let's try to cripple their communications.

(39) Can you promise that the boy won't be a cripple for life?

(40) Within this area[sentence dictionary], the J-20 would cripple a US Navy fleet by destroying its airborne control aircraft; tanker aircraft for airborne refuelling; and electronic warfare aircraft like the F/A-18G Growler.

(41) Of course, if everybody knew that, it would likely cripple financial markets across the entire fucking globe, even in various emerging economies with self-sustaining growth.

(42) She became a cripple, and I don't know what became of her.

(43) His first task was to cripple the enemy at sea.

(44) Focusing on the future instead of the present can cripple any activity.

(45) In severe cases, it can deform joints and cripple its victims.

(46) They wanted to know under whose authority Peter had healed the cripple.

(47) This split personality a consensus - seeking temperament – threatens to cripple the Obama presidency.

(48) Mind Cripple (Su): A psychic rogue with this ability has learned to focus psychic energy into his sneak attacks, which disrupts the mental capability of his foe.

(49) The same storm disrupted shortwave radio transmissions, cripple Coast Guard loran navigation systems and had automatic garage doors opening on their own.

(50) the one between big expectations and overeager spending, is a paradigm that could cripple the sustainable growth of mobile in the enterprise.

(51) While Defects should never utterly cripple your character making him or her unplayable , they should be treated seriously — they should not simply be used to exploit the game system.

(52) After the amputation of his left leg he becomes a cripple.

(53) He saw Su destroy snow send of that drops bayonet on the floor of part and bring over here it wipes clean, then remind of tore off Su cripple snow small of the back get raiment.

(54) My father was a cripple, my mother in poor health.

(55) Promise me, promise me you'll never let nobody turn you into no cripple. You won't become no charity case. You'll stand on your own two feet.

(56) The policy is designed to cripple Gaza's economy by blocking the flow of goods necessary for economic or productive activity and also to prevent people from travelling as a means of pressure.

(57) It makes people kind of uncomfortable to have a cripple around.

(58) Indeed, profit is inconsistent with the point of such a programme which is to socialise losses that would otherwise cripple the financial sector and toss millions of people out of their homes.

(59) Usury laws would cripple not only government debt, but also other forms of borrowing.

(60) If the bastard had really hurt Connie, he'd make a cripple out of the bastard.