Sentence examples for Vital pulse from inspiring English sources

But by then a vital pulse had stopped.

Some argue that Rolling Stone had began to lose touch with rock's vital pulse as early as 1971, when the magazine put its weight behind folk rock singer-songwriters such as Carly Simon, Jackson Browne, and Joni Mitchell and largely ignored the heavy rock acts then filling arenas across America.

Eastwood is central to the music, providing its vital pulse and focus.

Vitals: Pulse: 70/min; BP: 102/68 mm Hg; Temp: 36.2 degrees C; Respiratory rate 14/min.

This year, as we focus on the International Year of Pulses, an important connection emerges: healthy soils are vital for pulses production, and many pulses improve soil health.

One morning this week, not long after the school had reopened, students in the first class learned about vital signs, pulse and blood pressure.

It is the dreaded Drago who trains on Nautilus-like machines, whose vital signs pulse brightly on computer screens, whose performance is monitored by sophisticated sports doctors.

Several years before the California Theater reopened and SoFA started showing a vital nighttime pulse, developers cut the ribbon on their own downtown, five minutes west of city hall by freeway.

A work on A.L.S.: I sleep alone now Not by choice but by disease The nurse sits in the far corner Records my vital signs Pulse, 78 Breaths per minute, 8 Not dead yet.

It is now known that victims immersed for an hour or longer may be totally salvageable, physically and intellectually, although they lack evidence of life, having no measurable vital signs heartbeat, pulse, or breathing at the time of rescue.

Bloomsday — June 16, the day of the events in James Joyce's masterpiece "Ulysses" — approaches and with it the release of Alan Adelson and Kate Taverna's documentary "In Bed With Ulysses," a film that strips away the academic clutter surrounding that kaleidoscopic novel to reveal the vital human pulse between its lines.