Sentence examples for coma around from inspiring English sources

Her husband, Prince Frederic von Anhalt, said the 94-year-old former Miss Hungary went into a coma around 2am Thursday morning.

The episode's premise was that after being shot in 1968, King awakens from a coma around 2000 and is frustrated by some black behavior, including sexually explicit hip-hop videos.

Cemetery Junction is out on 14 April; Four Lions on 6 May HUMAN REMAINS: "SLITHER IN" B&B owners Gordon RobBrydon and Sheilaila (Davis) arrange their care of Sheila's bedridden sister, who is in an incurable coma, around their S&M-filled swingers' lifestyle.

The spectrometers allowed the team to see the chemistry in the gas cloud, or coma, around the comet's nucleus.

She would have gotten delirious, convulsed, and slipped irreversibly into a coma around the third day, not that she would have noticed the days passing.

According to Billboard, the title track is composed of "evocative and hopeful" lyrics which are dedicated to Argentine singer-songwriter and Shakira's friend Gustavo Cerati, who had been in a coma around the time of the release of the album.

Laureys, a neurologist at the ­University of Liege in Belgium, published a study in BMC Neurology earlier this year saying Houben could be one of many cases of falsely diagnosed comas around the world.

Oscar's younger, drunker sister mixed the boring (Downton Abbey) with the dubious (Eddie Redmayne) before lapsing into televisual coma at around the one hour 15 mark (just after Jeremy Renner called – Christ – J-Lo's breasts "globes").

The evening mixed the boring (Downton Abbey) with the dubious (Eddie Redmayne) before lapsing into a televisual coma at around the 1 15 mark (just after Jeremy Renner called J-Lo's breasts "globes").

Heat from the Sun vaporizes ice on a comet's surface, causing a cloud of gases, water and dust called a coma to form around its nucleus.

The dust was harvested from the comet's coma– the envelope around its nucleus – by an Aerogel package taken up into space on Nasa's Stardust probe more than a decade ago.