Sentence examples for detached back from inspiring English sources

Players weren't detached back then.

They are also used to surgically weld detached retinas back in place and to coagulate blood vessels to stop them from bleeding.

Though some media sources say the fish accomplishes self-amputation by biting off their tails, FishBase.org and the Encyclopedia of Life both indicate that oarfish -- which are toothless -- simply detach the back part of their bodies.

She also brought one new upholstered chair, the Cornelius, a Napoleon III-era adaptation with a high, rolled back and rolled arms that stand detached from the back ($2,615 plus fabric).

The last time Jake Peavy had pitched in a game, his latissimus dorsi muscle detached from his back.

On Stoudemire's list of career injuries — from microfracture knee surgery to a partially detached retina — the back spasms do not rank in the top tier.

… Chandrasekaran stands back, detached and collected, from his subject but his reader is left gobsmacked, right in the middle of it".

It has not been unrolled yet, but from two fragments detached from the back, it has been found to be written in Aramaic in "a very neat and fine script".

But in one application joining tissue together, rather than cutting it apart they stubbornly refuse to fulfil their potential.Laser-tissue "welding", as it is known, is already of great value in re-fixing retinas that have become detached from the back of the eye.

Chocolate Box, south Devon This thatched, detached cob cottage dates back to the 15th century.

The unfinished images show that each statue had its front and sides completed to a polish before the back was detached from the bedrock.