Sentence examples for T.B. from inspiring English sources
Devotees come from far and wide every Sunday to hear, and be healed by, the man they call the Prophet, Temitope Balogun ("T.B").
No one even told James till weeks afterward that his father had died — of t.b. in the poor hospital — so he missed the funeral.
In the case of a malaria or t.b. vaccine, this means that the government sizes up candidates, offers grants, and subsidizes drug companies, universities, or its own research teams as they experiment with the vaccines.
News that the t.b. still hadn't receded completely and that Remicade treatment would have to be delayed for three more months was crushing.
In the course of that show, he did an especially poignant job on Jimmie Rodgers' "T.B.
Sunil happened to know this part of Mumbai, as it contained the cat-infested t.b. sanatorium where his mother and neighbors had been treated before they died.
T.B. Harlem (1940) depicts with disturbing candour a man suffering from tuberculosis.
I had T.B. as a child, so I've never smoked, but I don't exercise regularly, and I wear the same clothes I had forty years ago.
She died of T.B. when he was 24... His second wife, Frances Louisa Tracy, bore him three daughters and a son, but she disapproved of his extravagance.
Michael Specter has been a staff writer at The New Yorker since 1998, and has written frequently about AIDS, T.B., and malaria in the developing world, as well as about agricultural biotechnology, avian influenza, the world's diminishing freshwater resources, and synthetic biology.
Blues," making the death song — "Fightin' like a lion, Looks like I'm gonna lose, 'Cause there ain't nobody ever whipped the T.B. blues" — all the more unsettling by a light-hearted introduction: "Back in the beginning, there was Jimmie Rodgers.
