Sentence examples for as a graze from inspiring English sources

Injury was defined as: 'damage to a person's body in a physical sense such as a graze, bruise, sprain, strain, broken bone, etc.' (7), while disability was defined as: 'a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activities.' (8).

One, whom the police identified as Sahar Khoshakhlagh, 37, sustained a graze wound to the buttock.

Somebody pushed Jarboe down just as a bullet grazed his neck.

Never so much as a breath grazing the sacred dark-glinting music carved into the disk's canyons, during its passage in and out of the crisp inner papers.

At the outskirts of the city, journalists found pro-Qaddafi soldiers taking cover from gunfire — one started bleeding as a bullet grazed his head just feet from the journalists — and reporters said the sound of heavy shelling appeared to come from just out of sight.

And I wanted to let you know that while I might be as elusive as a unicorn grazing in a field of four-leaf clovers, I'm close.

As a result grazing by surgeonfish enhanced coral growth, while coral growth in redband parrotfish treatments was similar to herbivore exclosures.

"Watch Donald get gored," she said as her companion hustled toward a grazing one-ton beast for a closer shot with his own camera.

The eastern sub-area includes moist sedge meadows near the freshwater lake (Tsatapuk Tso) and is generally kept as an emergency grazing area in case of extreme snow events (March to May area; Figure 4c).

A grazing system is defined as a specialization of grazing management based on rotating grazing animals among two or more grazing land units (paddocks) while defining systematically recurring periods of grazing and nongrazing.

The floodplain of the Awash River (kaalo) with its key grazing resources served as a dry-season grazing reserve, while the uplands were used for wet-season grazing.