he left in a wheelchair after spraining an ankle.
He got a foot sprain in his ankle.
A sprained ankle slowed my pace.
She sprained her ankle playing squash.
slipped on a patch of ice and sprained his ankle.
He sprained his ankle when he fell.
The injury isn’t serious—it’s nothing more than a sprained ankle.
When Mary sprained her ankles, John carried her piggyback to the doctors.
I don't think it's broken, but it might be a sprain.
Reuben sprained his hamstring today while playing Quidditch.
A sprain is when you have an injury to your ligaments.
Candy sprained her ankle playing badminton.
So that's the difference between a sprain and a strain.
But the man, making more haste than good speed, sprained his ankle in jumping over a fence.
I sprained my ankle by stopping too quick-no, not too quick, either, for there was something in my way.
" To sprain" (sprain) means to injure, to hurt.
A branch of a river used to even be called a sprain.
No, but it's a pretty bad sprain.
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