Sentence examples for apoplexy at from inspiring English sources

To examine whether electric acupuncture can improve the daily life of patients with ischemic cerebral apoplexy at acute stage.

Ferguson died in Brooklyn of apoplexy at the age of 49.

In its place are anger (at the press, for being soft on Barack Obama), angst (at losing 11 straight contests), and apoplexy (at Obama, for daring to challenge a nomination that was supposed to have been wrapped up by now).

Ryan is relatively short and stocky, and his Anatol is animated to the point of apoplexy at times; Kniffin is tall, thin and erect as the proverbial rail, and his Max is cool and unflappable as Anatol's friend, confidant and interlocutor.

Pedro Caro, 3rd Marquis of la Romana died at Badajoz on 23 January 1811 in a fit of apoplexy, seized at the moment when he was leaving his house to concert a plan of military operations with Lord Wellington.

He died in Martins Ferry of apoplexy on October 31, 1922 at the age of 52, and is interred at St. Marys Cemetery.

Some of the other roles are more problematic, and Robert Hock, miscast as Leonid, Lyubov's brother, plays the doddering old billiard player with a forced intensity that at times approaches apoplexy.

Beauty died four days before a show at the Empire theatre – apoplexy caused by overfeeding – while The Great Lafayette perished in a 1911 fire at the theatre after a lamp fell against scenery.

At nearly 87 years old, Wheelwright died of apoplexy on 15 November 1679 and was buried at the East Village Graveyard, where no marker had been placed for the next 200 years.

And despite the collective apoplexy about the appearance of a boob at a football game or a naked butt in primetime, what happens behind closed doors has never had any relationship to the public sanctimony about sex and sexuality peddled by pecksniffs who parade a contrived virtue to bored busybodies.

As Santos dribbled, his coach Vicente Feola had been close to apoplexy, fearful of the gap being left at the back, and he was heard to shout: "Crazy, crazy... Oh, well done!" That spectacular manoeuvre fired the imagination of full-backs the world over, and the game became all the more entertaining as a result.