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limp

[limp] / lɪmp /






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Sonder had limped for years from one burst of funding to the next, never landing on a business model that could turn a consistent profit.

From The Wall Street Journal

Rodman's return ended in disappointment with the forwards limping off after appearing to fall awkwardly in injury time as Washington chased an equaliser.

From Barron's

In the Ashes of the same year, England declared on day one at Edgbaston, then had the benefit of Nathan Lyon limping off Lord's.

From BBC

The centre-back limped off in visible discomfort during Brazil's friendly against Senegal at Emirates Stadium last weekend and was ruled out of the draw against Tunisia three days later.

From BBC

He received the loudest ovation of the night as he limped off the floor with an assist from Finch, with whom he would develop a friendship over the years.

From Washington Post