Sentence examples for a wound of from inspiring English sources

The weed is red like blood, and the creek is a wound of everlasting blood flow".

The products can also be hard to handle and may be more prone to infection, particularly when placed on a wound of questionable viability.

During the surgery he examined the heart, sutured a wound of the pericardium (the sac surrounding the heart), and closed the chest.

The authorities said he had suffered a single gunshot wound to the chest, as well as a wound of a different type to the head, before his body was burned in the fire.

The real-life players lost their job action, and the sight of big-ticket players crossing the picket lines opened a wound of bitterness that took years to heal; some say it never did.

A 66-year-old man had a cranial trauma in March 2004 with a wound of the right supra-orbital branch of the ophthalmic nerve (V1) inducing severe hypoesthesia of the anterior scalp.

Blood is already pouring out of a wound on the left side of his head.

"Nicholas Thomas died as a result of a gunshot wound of the torso sustained during an altercation with police," the report says.

Wounds were isolated 3 days post healing or when reaching a wound length of 10 mm.

Each layer consists of a wound continuous length of 2.55 km.

The bayonet method allows primary closure of a wound and rapid restoration of the native length of the limb.