Sentence examples for bending outside from inspiring English sources

The trees are bending outside".

It was bent outside the skin and buried.

Implant removal was performed together with cast removal in cases of K-wires being bent outside the skin.

Crossed K-wires (1.6 2 mm) were inserted percutaneously and either bent outside the skin or cut below the level of the skin.

Note: A hardcover or hardback book is bound with a thick cover that protects the internal pages well because they cannot be bent outside the cover (you can still bend them inside if you wished).

"The thing that got me here in the first place was not wanting to bend to outside pressures".

Wherever it came from, my memory of that scene in the Malhotra house is set within swirling columns of dust, lashing the tree outside, bending its sickly trunk, and stripping it down to the last of its dying leaves.

But instead of bending to the outside world, the stubborn French seem intent on making the rest of the world more like France; the government has fought tooth and nail to export its system of government to the rest of Europe.

On the final evening of a week's visit a couple of years ago, my wife and I decided on a final pint of Guinness in a pub about half a mile from our inn -- despite a rather wet and windy gale that was bending trees outside.

His curveball was sharp, Lilly felt, but more than that, it was useful: he was able to throw it for low strikes, nicking the outside corner, bending it over the inside corner.

Han said that a nation bending its laws under outside pressure "invites endless troubles in the future", leading to a lack of respect for the laws of that country, and dismissed the criticism of China's human rights record by Western governments as "an excuse to intervene in China's internal affairs".