Sentence examples for damaged chest from inspiring English sources

Sustained over the course of 50 utterly gripping pages, it is studded with abandoned buildings, impassable tunnels and dispossessed people of uncertain identity, and with sudden changes of scene: "I would often stumble into a barely damaged chest of drawers or shrine, giving the impression the family had just gone out for the day.

Full-thickness skin grafts may be an uncomplicated and safe method for reconstruction of the damaged chest wall.

She writes warmly of their imparted wisdom: "Although, they explained carefully, there were face-lifts, eye-lifts, neck-lifts and boob-lifts, science had yet to discover the cure for that Great Disintegrator of marriages, the sun-damaged chest".

This does more damage than chest level but less damage than head level.

The force of the blast which overturned the mini van she was fleeing in crushed her chest, damaging her lungs.

"I'm feeling pretty good". Blake will wear a protective vest and what he described as a "bubble pad" on the left side of his chest to shield damaged cartilage in his rib area.

> Correlations between functional status reflected by BASFI, disease activity by BASDAI, and disease damage by chest expansion and the modified Schober index were determined in the three SpA groups (Table  3).

Whenever RDW was included in the model, the variables that were associated with complicated hospitalization included prior neurologic damage, post chest radiation, BUN above 10.7 mmol/L and RDW above 14.5%.

However, with the inclusion of both elevated RDW and abnormal WBC, the variables that were linked with complicated hospitalization included prior neurologic damage; post chest radiation BUN above 10.7 mmol/L and combination of elevated RDW and abnormal WBC.

A 225-year-old cherry-wood chest of drawers was damaged.

It also throbs in the chests of those whose damaged hearts have been repaired by the British surgeon inspired by Leonardo's writings on the mitral valve.