Sentence examples for eye wound from inspiring English sources
He said he had been treated by the prison physician for an eye wound.
Dr. Musgrave conceded that evidence for the supposed eye wound was "fairly weak," but said that was only part of the Philip II argument.
He went on to give several examples of matches where he felt Fleetwood had been hard done by, including Ball needing four stitches in an eye wound during a Football League Trophy victory at Tranmere in September and the incident going unpunished.
Katz wrote of "the incident that forced me to this decision" and detailed the staff member's injuries, including concussion, an eye wound, bites, and bruises.
Similarly, in an eye wound model (supplementary material Movie 1), macrophages were observed in the immediate area of the wound (supplementary material Movie 1, red arrow), but there was no recruitment of macrophages to the wound site during the period of imaging.
As for Kapil, the once vivacious and uncomplicated competitor has slunk away from the public eye, wounded and bewildered.
He reports on Isadora too, and, despite an eye wounded, offended, by her overt rejection of ballet's lexicon, he allows that in her, culture "has become flesh," and "from her ardent heart she has erected an icon to the personal".
The match began in bruising fashion with Queen of the South defender Ryan McCann forced to leave the field for stitches to an eye-wound in the second minute and Lee McCulloch was booked shortly afterwards for a dangerously late challenge on Queens' other full-back Robert Harris, who also came off temporarily for treatment before McCann returned to the action.
His cheeks were hollow, his eyes wounded-looking.
Keep an eye out for any signs of sickness in your gerbil - runny nose or eyes, wounds (if there's been fighting), or even diarrhea are all causes for concern.
Just a few weeks ago, Republican representative-elect from Texas Dan Crenshaw joined Pete Davidson on Weekend Update to address a joke Davidson previously made about the loss of Crenshaw's eye, a wound caused by an improvised explosive device during his third tour in Afghanistan.
