Sentence examples for bruise between from inspiring English sources

The scan showed a rupture of the fibulo-calcaneal and the tibio-calcaneal ligament as well as bone bruise between talus and calcaneus.

A pulled hamstring in spring minicamps, shin splints in June and a thigh bruise last month all hampered Crouch's ability to thrive as a receiver, although Steiner said Crouch had not ruled out a future return to the N.F.L. or to the quarterback position.

In this case, that presumably would be ABC News, which already suffered a collective ego bruise earlier this year when Disney expressed itself entirely willing to dump Ted Koppel's Nightline from its prized time slot to make room for David Letterman.

They last fought a bruising, inconclusive war between 1980 and 1988.

Democrats are due to have a bruising 2014.

Meanwhile, some of Europe's highflying media and telecommunication stocks took a serious bruising today.

Two things are certain: Belichick's genius credentials are going to take a bruising this week.

Relatively few people now remember the tribulations of post-war austerity, as many still did in the bruising 1970s.

Baron played a two-on-two game with Lanier, who joked that he still has bruises today from that game.

People see this bruising summer and say, 'Oh, he must be going.' " "It's not always fun," he said.

Just two years after Mr. Romney learned the brutality of politics through his father's failed 1968 presidential bid, he witnessed his mother's bruising 1970 defeat.