Sentence examples for brain burns from inspiring English sources

Your brain burns heavily into your stores of glucose when attempting to exert self-control.

And the mental energy this process emanates is enough to give a reader a satisfying case of brain burn.

The heat that rises from these debates may give you brain burn, but it's also thoroughly absorbing.

He entered a rehabilitation center shortly thereafter and in 1972, in a letter to a drug treatment center in Southern California, even offered his services as a counselor, having had, as he wrote, "five friends kill themselves on or as a result of acid trips — and seen many fine brains burned out on narcotics".

Dylan does not skimp on the details, audibly relishing a litany of drownings, stabbings, coursing blood, desecrated corpses, "broken backs and broken necks," brains "burned out" by the sun, bodies torn limb from limb by dogs, etc. "I came to bury / Not to praise," Dylan sings in "Pay in Blood".

According to Curaza, the participants "are being treated for various kinds of trauma including multiple amputations, spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injury, burns, and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder".

MEDLINE, EMBASE, and CENTRAL databases were searched to January 2012 for randomised and observational studies of statins in trauma patients in general, and in patients who have suffered traumatic brain injury, burns, and fractures.

Under time-critical conditions such as traumatic brain injury, burns or severe sepsis, resuscitation with small volumes of hyperoncotic fluid appear attractive, particularly in the pre-hospital setting where prompt delivery of smaller volumes of resuscitation solutions may be more effectively administered.

The crowd-sourcing website Kickstarter has been used to fund everything from a giant flammable brain at Burning Man festival to life-changing orthopaedic limbs for stroke victims.

In the gin book, Lesley Jacobs Solmonson traces the spirit's appearance in written English to an 18th-century tract that called it "a fiery Lake that sets the Brain in Flame, burns up the Entrails, and scorches every Part within".

Effective December 2005, the Traumatic Service Members Group Life Insurance program (TSGLI), began providing financial aid to OIF or OAF soldiers returning from the war with loss of limbs, sight, hearing, burns, brain injury etc.