Sentence examples for faces an operation from inspiring English sources

Ebanks-Blake, who had earlier scored two first-half goals at St Andrew's to help Wolves earn their third successive win, now faces an operation.

"We've chosen to add a couple of midfielders, which was a no-brainer considering Rocco Quinn faces an operation and Richard Britain will be not long after that," McIntyre explained.

Hilary Price, by email Next week's dilemma Having had many oral cancers – I'm quite disfigured and eat and speak with difficulty – I'm now facing an operation that may leave me unable to speak or eat.

He's probably facing an operation," said Coventry manager Tony Mowbray.

If someone is sick, troubled, facing an operation, suffering, in psychological or physical pain, we say: I will remember you at Mass.

After a career as a construction contractor and hours of leisure time spent on a motorcycle around his Longview, Wash., home, he was facing an operation to replace his left hip.

Many older boys and men may not want to face an operation even though they wish to be circumcised.

When the gynecologist Louisa Martindale decided to adopt the Erlangen method in 1922, she found that the treatment appealed to many "doctors, headmistresses and other professional women as well as others who disliked to face an operation involving hospitalisation and a long convalescence, and what to some is a serious matter the loss of the uterus".

She also faces an emergency operation before Christmas.

PRINCE CHARLES faces a second operation on his right arm, which was broken earlier this summer when he fell off his pony during a polo match.

Gabriel's father then distances himself from his son, only relenting when he faces a heart operation and asks to see him.