Sentence examples for bypass to do from inspiring English sources

Allen was dying of lung cancer and Jones had delayed his quintuple heart bypass to do the gig.

But I believe the depression after bypass has something to do with the anesthesia or being on the heart-lung machine.

The private, for-profit entity has succeeded in fixing up decent, affordable housing for sale on the market – and has found that bypassing government subsidies to do so can actually make the houses cheaper.

Dr. Ornish said he began looking for a new approach to heart surgery 23 years ago when he was a medical student learning to do bypass surgery.

"If you've got to do bypass surgery, frequently it is not an elective procedure where you sit around waiting for weeks.

The endoluminal duodenal-jejunal bypass sleeve is able to do this without disrupting bowel continuity or creating new anastomosis.

To bypass your water heater: to do it, but it makes everything much simpler.

There is a BIG CHEAT, and it will BYPASS the entire level, to do the cheat, after picking up secret #3, get back on the wall, but don't jump to the other side, instead, head to the right end of the wall, and then go onto the leaves.

That means iZettle's card readers are now available for anyone to use with and iOS or Android device — priced at €24 but free when users redeem a voucher to use the service — and users can accept any card over iZettle's payment network — as long as users don't mind bypassing the card reader to do it.

Under Trips, signatory states can pass clauses, as South Africa has tried to do, to bypass patents and make or buy cheaper drugs in cases of "dire emergency", and few could argue Aids is less than that.

Lots of them were trained to do coronary bypass operations, only for cardiologists and radiologists to invent angioplasty, whereby they can scour out fat-filled arteries without the need for surgery.