Sentence examples for call wound from inspiring English sources
As the call wound down, in fact, Twitter's share price tumbled even more in after-hours trading.
Lloyd's call wound up getting routed to Trump, who was keeping up the annual presidential tradition of manning the phones on Christmas Eve but their chat was, uh, "marginal" at best.
Records, taps right into that inner psycho instinct with a book of creepy black-and-white collage art of humans and animals and who knows what else called Wound.
This fast response of the plants to the wound is called wound- induced resistance (WIR).
Prior to application of Apligraf, the wound bed should be optimized, a term that has been called "wound bed preparation".
Voice Claiming to Be Zarqawi's Calls Wounds Minor In a 17-minute audio message addressed to Osama bin Laden, a man claiming to be Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the United States' most wanted man in Iraq, said that his wounds were slight and that he was still in Iraq.
The most striking memorial is called Memory Wound.
But not calling a wound a wound is harmful in other ways, too.
Mrs. Chow was injured when a robber who was tying her up accidentally cut her face with a box cutter, but she called the wound superficial.
Edmund Wilson wrote a famous book called "The Wound and the Bow," in which he explored the way artists react against a personal weakness and turn it into a creative blessing.
