dislocate

"The best I could do was to try not to dislocate a body part."

That some people would be dislocated in the process is natural.

It had dislocated everything, including, God only knew, his own life.

It seems to me that he's dislocated the economy of the whole country.

He was happy enough not to have dislocated his shoulder.

And to think he dislocated his shoulder only a week ago.

The move dislocated a total of 6,000 jobs over this period.

For the second time that day I nearly dislocated my shoulder.

My right hand was working again, just stunned not dislocated.

More than a million people had been dislocated by war or drought.

The only way to get out of that was to dislocate your own shoulders.

He dislocated his finger against Chicago but was able to return to the game.

It was a man, after all, who'd dislocated my fingers only three days earlier.

He dislocated it playing years ago, and surgery has not helped.

Three of her fingers were dislocated when she tried to protect herself.

The pain made him feel as though his shoulders were going to dislocate at any moment.

He partly dislocated his left shoulder in practice last week.

He dislocated two toes in a game on November 1, 2009.

The joint can become dislocated in the most extreme cases.

This would be a bad time to fall and dislocate an ankle.

But on Tuesday night in training she dislocated her elbow.

"It felt like she was going to dislocate the thumb."

The foot was dislocated, and turned up in front like an old shoe.

It had little to do with his present condition, which was increasingly dislocated.

I've had my elbow dislocated before and that's no fun.