knee giving way

Women are more likely to experience falls associated with the knee giving way.

I stumbled, my right knee giving way after the effort of driving.

Miss Mahan felt her knees giving way and quickly sat down.

Fenn was forced to sit, his supporting knee giving way.

She tottered slightly, and felt her knees giving way under her.

The third found his knees giving way.

She stared at it, numbed, then sank down, her knees giving way beneath her.

Immediately she clapped eyes on him she began to shriek with horror, her knees giving way as the plunging sunlight illuminated his massive, demonic form.

Until a black-green curtain fell between her and the world, and she felt her knees giving way beneath her, and then-nothing.

The old merchant, a huge man, his knees giving way beneath him, mounted the stairs to his room, not holding the banister but rather pressing against it with his hand.

He sagged, his knees giving way for a moment, and stumbled-and Magnus was there beside him, shoulder under his father's arm, staring up at Rod in fright and concern.

With more knees giving way to arthritis as the United States population ages, more patients are learning that an artificial knee can free them from a wheelchair, and send them back to normal life.

Par-Salian Order of the White Robes The Tower of High Sorcery Wayreth Crysania sank down on the bed, her knees giving way beneath her.

Because George had apparently decided to rest his full fourteen stones on me instead of the cow, and as I tried desperately to connect the tube to the needle I felt my knees giving way.

Then blinding crack of pain as Francois-Baptiste brought the gun down the side of his head; his knees giving way under him; Marie-Cecile's rious voice once again demanding to know what was going on.

A total of 10 players originally picked for his 23-man squad were missing here - Craig Cathcart's knee giving way in the morning as he joined a list of absentees including Aaron Hughes, Jonny Evans, Chris Brunt and Kyle Lafferty.

She did not think that it was Adèle whom she had seen, or, if it was Adèle, there was some one else lurking in the shadows, she felt sure: and though she was not altogether frightened, she felt herself trembling, and her knees giving way under her.

After a hasty attempt at swabbing off the mess, we reorganized our strategy, and made our way with Mr. Wemyss precariously balanced between us, each firmly gripping one elbow as he slipped and stumbled, his spindly knees giving way at unexpected moments, like Pinocchio with his strings cut.