Sentence examples for brain and the next from inspiring English sources
"No amount of money can really compensate Scott Olsen for losing part of his brain and the next time it may be even worse," Lederman told the Guardian.
"It shows respect to dress smartly when you perform," says Gold. Live, Golden Silvers mix their clutch of lyrical songs – "Another Universe", "Lily the Lover", "Dreamgirl Nightmare", "Locked Up My Head", "Train for a Brain", and the next single, "Magic Touch" seamlessly.
But the flavor stuck in my brain, and the next night I wanted to try it again.
Stannis Baratheon One minute you're ravaging the enemy's confused forces, with dreams of the Iron Throne swirling through your brain, and the next, you're sulking in a stone chair by the sea.
Source localization is a valuable tool for investigating electrical activity in the brain and offers the next step in understanding the common deficits observed in schizophrenia.
The spinal tap was followed by more brain scans the next day, and then Doug and Ione went home.
Kim Pham was hit, knocked to the ground and stomped as she waiting in line outside a trendy Santa Ana restaurant and nightspot early Saturday and was declared brain dead the next day.
A day or maybe even a week before an exam, be sure to get at least nine to ten hours of sleep every night, this will increase your brain power the next day and make you feel awake in the early hours of the morning, you will just find that your grades will be great, and your concentration levels will be high throughout the day, also you will be highly alert and you will have complete energy.
The child suffered a swelling of the brain and died next day in hospital.
His first Indy champion, Mark Donohue, crashed in a Formula One race in Austria in 1975 and died of a brain hemorrhage the next day.
Since 2014, federal agencies have spent more than $750 million on the Obama administration's Brain Research through Advancing Innovative Neurotechnologies Initiative; and the next White House will determine how it evolves.
