Sentence examples for have a bypass from inspiring English sources

The angiogram made it obvious that she had to have a bypass operation immediately — that day.

For example, the average age at which people have a bypass operation has risen from 58 in 1991 to 66 in 2008.

When you're a foetus in the womb, you have a bypass system that sends a separate blood supply that can stay open for a couple of weeks after birth.

If you have a bypass trust, consult a lawyer now.

So they have a bypass trust written into their plan, too, should one spouse survive the other.

But James A. Houle, a lawyer with Bernstein Shur in Portland, Me., says candidly: "The majority of my clients would choose not to have a bypass trust if it were not necessary to save estate taxes".

Ms. Culpepper, now 60, had a bypass in January 2003 at a small hospital in Georgia.

The mapping software offers two- and three-dimensional maps and has a "bypass" feature that helps you route around traffic.

He has heart trouble, had a bypass operation recently and lives with his wife, Lee, in a 1976 model mobile home.

Owais tells me how his father had a bypass operation at 76 and the doctor told him he had to slow down.

Part of it, I suspect, was the assumption that what we were in for would be similar to what we'd experienced four years before, when I'd had a bypass operation done by the same surgeon.