crutch造句

crutch for clock movements

he uses drugs as a psychological crutch.

He kicked him in the crutch.

Ooh, hand me that crutch, would you?

LADY CAPULET: A crutch, a crutch! Why call you for a sword?

The problem is if you use alcohol as a crutch, you will always need it as a crutch. Hence it being called a crutch.

The invention relates to a detachable health massage crutch.

Spiritual(/ideological) prop; anchor; crutch; spark plug; moorings

Her religion was a crutch to her when John died.

My mother says that writing is a good crutch.

The rest 4 cases got good hip function, of which 3 can walk without crutch and 1 can walk with crutch.

He uses his wife as a kind of crutch because of his lack of confidence.

Tim carried a tiny crutch, and his legs were held in iron braces.

Suddenly the door opened and an old woman, leaning on a crutch, hobbled out.

But I am afraid you have to use a crutch for a week.

At this time, a gray-haired, old-fashioned old woman with a faucet crutch slowly stepped into the hall.

Aboard ship he carried his crutch by a lanyard round his neck to have both hands as free as possible.

A young man with a thin crutch hurried past, his left hand paralyzed like a horizon on his chest.

Jack pulled himself together, picked up a branch as a crutch, and limped along the steep, rugged path.

Donald McNab, who was physically disabled and used a crutch, later described seeing men hammering away in desperation at glass Windows with their bare hands.

When patients with cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases suddenly swoon and fall to the ground, the crutch can automatically give a warning to draw the attention of people around.

Outside the window, the little foot stepped into the deep rain. The old man clutched his crutch and laughed from time to time.

Sound, a team of black rode blind from all sides, hand out the sword, not a crutch, but with a knife fans!

So dad with a crutch frantically jumped on the tree, attempted to put both shoe and apple all off the tree.

I expect to pass through this world but once, and therefore if there is anybody that I want to kick in the crutch I had better kick them in the crutch now, for I do not expect to pass this way again.

'Ay, ay, mates,' said Long John, who was standing by with his crutch under his arm, and at once broke out in the air and words I knew so well--

They are more widely used as they provide greater security and may enable the user to let go of the handgrip to open a door without the crutch falling to the floor.

The excavators opened the stone door on the left with the key of the crutch and marched along the coupon lane. A huge coffin bed appeared in the confused fog.

After doing a good job of strict protection measures, they took out the "crutch key" and opened the second stone door with the method of opening the first stone door.

The Ivy swings past the brows of the old cypress, startles the old man's fluency, clicks the crutch of time, and beats the naivety of the sparrow and crow chattering under the eaves.

Even though I didn't have a car no money no house no diamond ring, but I have an old with you heart, you are old, I still carry you, I give you as a crutch, and you don't, I'll feed you up again.