paralyse

IPA: pɝˈæɫʌs

Examples of "paralyse" in Sentences

Romberg had not observed this in other paralyses.
Pulverised bark is thrown into water to paralyse fish.
In June 1829, she was paralysed after a bout of the measles.
An attack of hemiplegia and aphasia in 1935 left him paralysed.
The wasp larva then slowly consumes the paralysed beetle larva.
Curare was not an anaesthetic after all, just a muscle paralyser.
There is nothing in such dreams that would distort or paralyse labour power.
Shadow chancellor George Osborne said the hung parliament would "paralyse" the economy.
Police Commissioner Jackie Selebi has vowed to "paralyse" gang violence in the Western Cape within the next two months.
He adds there will be a dip in confidence, a run on the pound and disastrous interest rate rises that will 'paralyse' the country.
The Tories stepped up their efforts to reverse the Liberal Democrat poll surge on Monday, with a warning a hung parliament would 'paralyse' the country.
Another well-known spokesman for the gay community, Aurelio Mancuso, condemned Panorama's investigation as a "horrible political and cultural operation", but agreed that if priests in Rome were to follow the advice given to them in yesterday's statement, it would "paralyse" the diocese.