Sentence examples for bruises of from inspiring English sources

The diagnosis was multiple bruises of the lower back.

"It's the bumps and bruises of the spring.

Alas, it wasn't just Wie nursing the bruises of golf's traditional backlash.

In hemophilia, if untreated, bruises of the skin and soft tissue may be almost always present.

Ford, sportsmanship awards or no, gladly suffers the bumps and bruises of hockey.

Dr Jim Walker told me: "Murphy had bruises of the head, ribs, stomach arms and legs.

Long after Obama had got past the bruises of the battle with Clinton, Plouffe nursed his resentments.

Mr. Hastert said he had been unaware of Mr. Foley's activities but still felt the bruises of the election.

The biggest drawback of being bald is that, lacking any padding on top, unseen obstacles can cause ugly cuts and bruises of the scalp.

"The black roses that bloom on my arms and legs are the bitter bruises of self-defence," Armitage has her say.

But as the euphoria dissipated, his body became a feverish mass of hurt, with bruises of every shade from mauve to lilac to violet to plum.