Sentence examples for extract a bullet from inspiring English sources

Numerous untrained volunteers have been talked through operations to the point where they can now extract a bullet from an arm or a leg, but not from more complicated spots like the chest or the throat.

Mark is a botanist — but one who just happens to know how to perform surgery on himself with no (or perhaps minimal) anesthetic, not just pulling the sharpened antenna from his stomach but digging around in the hole with forceps to extract a bullet-like metal plug, stapling himself shut, and remaining healthy afterwards, with no threat of infection.

Mark Wahlberg needs the help of Kate Mara when extracting a bullet from himself in Shooter.

Mike Poulton's "version" (who did the translation, then?) and Angela Davies's design are not very Neapolitan, though there is a rather wonderful long, slow opening scene of the house waking up to dogs barking and Pennington's dressing-gowned medic extracting a bullet with tweezers from a bloody wound.

Then he used a pair of long-nosed pliers to extract the bullet from inside the suède.

Dr. Stankovic recalled that after he completed the autopsy, Mr. Mladic asked him to cut off a piece of her hair and to extract the bullet from her head to give to him as mementos.

The surgical authorities here severely criticize those who had charge of the case at the beginning for neglecting to extract the bullet immediately.

Dr. Kleinman added that the staff of trauma surgeons had used fluid and pressure to extract the bullet from behind the officer's right ear.

Sidney was carried to the town of Arnhem to recover, but he died three weeks later of gangrene, as surgeons were unable to extract the bullet.

Two large circle scars are still visible on his arm from the first shooting, and now another on his torso, marking where surgeons went in to extract the bullet.

A friend came and extracted the bullet using a knife, and when he was well enough, Reeves said he left Monrovia, he told the magazine.