Sentence examples for dislocated in the from inspiring English sources

Mind you, there is nothing dislocated in the book itself.

Gorokhova wrote it from the perspective of an immigrant in the United States, happy to be relocated but feeling painfully dislocated in the process and wanting to relive her past.

First there were Germans, who built the area in the early 1900s; they were followed by the Gottscheers, a European group dislocated in the aftermath of World War I. Mid-20th-century arrivals included Romanians and Yugoslavs; more recently, Dominicans put down roots in the western section.

That provides a glorious opportunity to secure a first top four finish in the Super League era, but they will have to do so without Craig Huby, the prop who gave his all at Wembley but must now have an operation on the elbow he dislocated in the semi final win against Widnes.

The distal part of the broken central catheter is dislocated in the area of the right ventricle (black arrows).

In order to provide a favourable response of the bearing structure connections under seismic load (Type 1) it is dislocated in the span.

The femoral head was re-dislocated in the case of intra-articular fragments and articular lavage was performed.

The LHBT can be dislocated (in front of the lesser tuberosity and sometimes into the glenohumeral joint), or sub-dislocated (LHBT located in front of the internal aspect of the bicipital groove) (Fig. 12).

Dr. Stuart Weinstein has proposed use of the term "developmental dysplasia of the hip" for any hip that may be provoked to subluxate or dislocate or for any hip in which the femoral head either is subluxated or dislocated in relation to the acetabulum but that can be reduced into the acetabulum.

The attack on immigrants comes at an inconvenient time, when Pope Francis is about to visit the United States with his message of compassion for millions of refugees pouring into Europe after being dislocated in Mideast nations the U.S. claimed to be concerned with liberating.

Recently, prion protein, a ubiquitous cellular glycoprotein being involved in cell adhesion, was found to be dislocated in IBD supporting the concept that disrupted barrier function contributes to this disorder [ 178].