Sentence examples for a prick from from inspiring English sources

Without it, a prick from a thorn or sore throat can easily turn fatal.

Her school was fantastic and said: 'You can stay here and we'll see you through this.' My headmaster was a prick from the south... so the school said to me you can't stay at school if you're going to have a child, so you've got to get rid of the child.

A history of cutaneous injury or a skin prick from a seafood part (e.g., fish fin, shrimp spine, or crab leg) was significantly more common among previously healthy patients than among patients with predisposing illnesses (70% vs. 27%, p = 0.02).

A standard test involves a blood prick from the athlete's finger and lab work.

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Blood from a finger prick from the pregnant woman in the seventh week of pregnancy could be sent to a laboratory in the United States by post, and the result was known in 10 days.

My Lord Gary—I keep on naming my RPG avatars that, for reasons I don't think I've ever established elected to represent the Hoshidan Empire, given that the Nohrian King Garon was an incredible prick from the very beginning of the story, long before it branched.

My reputation for being a prick is far from unfounded.

It seems like making the leap from being a prick in six-second bursts on Vine to being a prick in half-hour ordeals on ITV2 has served Dapper Laughs well most of the venues on his tour are relatively large O2-sponsored ones.

Samples were collected by finger prick from each child by spotting drops of blood (two spots per child) directly onto a Guthrie card.

About 250 μL EDTA-anticoagulated blood (250 μL pediatric MiniCollect K3EDTA-tubes; Greiner Bio-one, Kremsmünster, Austria) was taken by heel prick from the 3-months-old infants.