"get a stroke" is not correct and usable in written English.
In written English, you would need to use the phrase "have a stroke" instead. For example, "My grandfather had a stroke last year."
Some of the problems with the artificial heart is that some blood exposed to its surface forms a clot, and the patient can get a stroke.
"I will tell you that if you've ever sat there and watched patients in the prime of life get a stroke or a heart attack, it's heart-wrenching," Dr. Giles said last week.
One sees this all the time in today's N.B.A. a player shoots after the whistle just to get a stroke in, to see the ball go in the hoop, and an opponent expends considerable energy to rise up and swat it away before the ball can go in.
The police raid caused Ahmed's 67-year-old father to get a stroke.
It would have frightened me and maybe even get a stroke from there".
Each time you "get a stroke of luck", you get more sand to play with.
Of 250 care homes surveyed across the UK – 125 residential care homes and 125 care homes with nursing – 58% of care homes said new residents arriving did not get a stroke-specific assessment within 72 hours of their admission, ignoring National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (Nice) stroke guidelines.
Then they got a stroke of luck, we got kicked in the you-know-whats and it took us a while to recover.
— Dan Jenkins (@danjenkinsgd) 18 Jul 13 Tiger Woods got a stroke back quickly with a birdie on the par-3 No. 4 to get back to even par.
Getting a stroke victim, for example, to a specialist within three hours for diagnosis and treatment can make a huge difference to the patient.
