Sentence examples for had organs from inspiring English sources

Some theaters had organs equipped with sound effects to evoke thunderstorms and galloping horses.

About 700 million years ago, the ancestors of today's vertebrates already had organs sensitive to light.

Notre Dame had organs before Cavaillé-Coll, who in the 19th century built on the one that had last been extensively revised by François-Henri Clicquot a hundred years before him.

Despite this, new research shows that those people given the lungs of smokers were just as likely to be alive up to three years after transplantation as those who had organs from non-smokers.

The chief medical officer will offer an unmitigated apology and assurances for the future to the parents of the Alder Hey children and those whose children died and had organs removed at the Bristol royal infirmary who have been invited to today's seminar.

He toured with the rhythm-and-blues singer Lloyd Price from 1954 to 1959, often playing clubs that had organs in the corner; that sparked his interest in the instrument and he left Price, took up the Hammond organ, and moved to New York.

Some of the children have had organ transplants while others are still waiting for organs.

Eight patients (13 %) with irreversible brain damage had organ function suitable for donation and 4 were eventually explanted.

No patients had organ dysfunction or encephalopathy.

Overall, 102 of the 252 patients (40%) had organ metastasis.

All patients had metastatic disease, and 10 (67 %) had organ metastases.