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1 It won't do for any of us to sprain an ankle or break a leg, cautioned Jack.
2 You get a skinned knee or two, maybe scuff up your hands, and very rarely you'll do something worse, like sprain an ankle .
3 But if I misjudged the jump I could sprain an ankle or break a leg, which would make running away both impractical and embarrassing.
4 Again, in "Waverley," the hero of that name, while on a stag hunt with some Scottish chieftains, had the misfortune to sprain an ankle .
5 The ensuing abrupt stop may be enough to send you tomahawking down the slope head over heels (or sprain an ankle or torque a knee).
6 The sophomore guard sprained an ankle Saturday in a loss to Vanderbilt.
7 I had to jump backwards, almost spraining an ankle , to avoid being sprayed.
8 G E'Twaun Moore sprained an ankle in the third quarter and did not return.
9 Last time he played basketball, he sprained an ankle .
10 Sprained an ankle , not much, but it will lay him up for a few days.
11 He sprained an ankle , missed a game and saw eight minutes of daylight against the Lakers.
12 NOTES: Pelicans G E'Twaun Moore sprained an ankle in the third quarter and did not return.
13 There was a chance of spraining an ankle if nothing worse, but luckily he landed safely.
14 His good old wife stayed sober, and as a result sprained an ankle on the scuffed-up rug.
15 He sprained an ankle on Wednesday.
16 But it seems, as we found out afterwards, that he had sprained an ankle , and dislocated a knee.
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