Meanings of hobble along in English

Church and State hobble along, side by side, notwithstanding their boasted independence.

But she had the strength to rise and hobble along on her stick.

I watch two grandmothers hobble along the median strip, holding hands.

All these men could walk or hobble along somehow with help.

Old Ketch broke out into a heat, and tried to hobble along more quickly.

I've got this thing fixed up so it will hobble along a little farther.

The cow had a split hoof and could barely hobble along on three legs.

The lame had managed to hobble along, and the blind were equally anxious to touch us.

I broke both his forelegs with my first shot, but the poor brute still managed to hobble along.

They hobble along the curb.

It seems to me that life's the tight boot, and marriage the crutch that may help one to hobble along!

Thankfully the snow eased a little bit for the next few minutes and I was able to hobble along to Angel.

But go I must, so I resolved to make the best of it, and hobble along as well as I could.

Luke's limited curiosity about academic matters continued to hobble along in a halting fashion, while his parents tore out their hair.

They limp and hobble along, just as if their feet had been cut off, and they had to walk on stumps.

Perhaps they think all Pankwaes thus hobble along; their giggling, however, is doubtless evidence of the well-known pitiless disposition of the Chinese.