| I heard the boy goes berserk when someone even alludes to the fact that he's vertically challenged. |
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| The rear seats, though, are definitely lacking in legroom and are only really suitable for children or vertically challenged adults. |
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| Is it official mayoral business or just a friendly private correspondence, one vertically challenged guy to another? |
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| Spiezio likes to have fun with players he knows, like Frank Menechino, Oakland's vertically challenged, smack-talking second baseman. |
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| Now you run the risk of being called heightist by the vertically challenged. |
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| Years ago the N. F. L. ignored him, feeling that at 6 feet tall he was vertically challenged. |
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| I want to ask the hon. member about this trash-talking that is going on by the vertically challenged finance minister. |
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| Defying gravity, City Chase brought a whole new meaning to being vertically challenged. |
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| This blatant, and rather pathetic, display of part-building earned him scorn from his vertically challenged friends who later accused him of selling-out to heightist society. |
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| By N. B. A. standards, Keydren Clark is vertically challenged, big time. |
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| Power adjustable pedals and a backup camera assist the vertically challenged and parking challenged, respectively, and a flip-down DVD player was included for rear-seat passengers to enjoy. |
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| People who watch Monster Garage-type shows will love this type of footwear, as will those who are vertically challenged. |
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| The new trousers aren't just for tall girls but the vertically challenged as well. |
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| I wasn't aware that many vertically challenged people used that particular crossing. |
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| John McCain, somewhat vertically challenged, may struggle. |
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| And they don't come much wackier than James 'Wacker' Walker, Walsall's slightly vertically challenged, but hugely popular custodian for almost an entire decade. |
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| As a vertically challenged French-American living in exile, I understand. |
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| I'd been playing baseball and tennis up to that point and, being vertically challenged because of my height, I thought I'd try a game that leveled the playing field. |
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