Sentence examples for become a stroke from inspiring English sources

Just remember: "low and off to one side," and let that otherwise wimpy piece become a stroke of decorating genius.

Imaging has become a cornerstone of stroke management, translating pathophysiological knowledge to everyday decision-making.

Seeing Virgo Four playing live, actually playing live, performing seminal house cuts that have to come to shape a genre, is the sort of experience that with the weight of nostalgia could have become a pious, chin stroking exercise.

Move it slowly in front of the open aperture of a camera during a long exposure, however, and each pixel becomes a paint stroke.

In the present era of thrombolysis, of specialized acute stroke units and of endovascular and neurosurgical interventions, imaging has become a cornerstone of modern stroke management.

Rather, they were about the leadoff hitter, Jacoby Ellsbury, who was best known for his speed but whose smooth left-handed swing has become a surprisingly lethal power stroke this season.

When you broaden your vision, however, the strokes become a masterpiece of immense depth and color.

And when Cink's one-shot lead at the start yesterday became a three-stroke deficit over the first seven holes, it looked like some of those old worries had showed up again.

The progress of effective therapies for stroke has become a challenging task for both researchers and clinicians.

Hall's agents completed negotiations just as Hall was eligible to become a free agent at the stroke of midnight Friday.

The development of asymmetric angioedema in association with recombinant (r) tissue plasminogen activator (tPA) therapy for acute ischemic stroke has become a recognized phenomenon since first reports appeared in the literature [36].