Sentence examples for a stroke from a from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Tools, 59, who had reacted badly to anticoagulents that help prevent blood clots, suffered a stroke from a clot that may have come from the device.

The first, on Nov. 11, was normal, as is often the case in the early stages of a stroke from a clot.

He moved at a stroke from being a figurehead to becoming an active champion of Spanish democracy.

Gillispie told The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal he thought he was having a heart attack or a stroke from stress.

Instead, it might be getting a patient who has had a stroke from the bed to the toilet, or maintaining a patient's independence.

He was diagnosed with a stroke from moyamoya (Fig. 1a).

85th over: England 236-6 (in reply to South Africa's 309; Bairstow 90, Broad 5) That's a lovely stroke from Bairstow, a stiff-wristed crunch through midwicket for four off Philander.

His father, Abdel Samea, 61, is a retired utility worker with a limp from a stroke and a pension that amounts to about $200 a month.

That is an outrageously good stroke from a batsman who is new to the crease.

Some things to look for: Most of the stamps were canceled with a simple pen stroke; from a philatelic point of view, these are the least desirable.

Recent randomized trials have demonstrated that endovascular therapy improves outcomes in patients with an acute ischemic stroke from a large vessel occlusion.