Sentence examples for discharged around from inspiring English sources

The floodwater discharged around 100m cubic metres of water every second, creating a 200km-long channel across the strait.

As the night progressed and Flewellen's girlfriend kept him company, the 31-year-old was treated with antibiotics and pain medicine before being bandaged up and discharged around 2am the next morning.

Most people, she said, do not see authors as human beings, only as entities viewed through the fog of poisonous gas which is discharged around every writer in direct proportion to his or her success.

Women who birth in public sector hospitals tend to be discharged around day two [ 15].

In our nursery, neonates are routinely discharged around 48 hours after vaginal delivery, and those of mothers who had undergone cesarean section at 72-96 hours.

In the case of the NHS survey of inpatient experience this currently means that most of the survey patients are discharged around June, and data collection ends the following January.

Heart failure (HF) is associated with high levels of morbidity and mortality, with the highest risk being immediately after discharge from hospital. 1 A total of 20 30% of patients are readmitted within 30 days, rising to 50% at 6 months. 2 Patients who are discharged have around 28% risk of mortality within the first year after HF discharge.

The patient made an uneventful recovery, his facial swelling subsided, and he was discharged home around 14 h after his initial presentation to the Emergency Department.

According to the numerical results, most of the stored thermal energy in the LHS can be discharged effectively around the PCM melting temperature.

But the doctors discharged me around 12 30, allowing me to rush to Betsey Johnson's prenup-themed show.

They were really tan, really blond, and completely out of control, all panting and running around, collecting discharged BBs, and making each other cry.