Sentence examples for heart hung from inspiring English sources

On my plate, the rabbit's little dead heart hung from within his rib cage.

But if our heart hung on it, they were willing to talk about Assad; mind: usually as part of an overall plan, process, at some point etc.

"In front of me was about two miles of mostly straight road," he writes, "and I killed it, I chewed it up, the speedo climbed to 90, and then 105, and then 120, and then 130, and then it hovered and ticked at 133; the world flew by, seasons changed, my heart hung at the edge of the world.

Children sat on an adjustable stool and were asked to look at a Bristol red glass heart hung from the ceiling to simulate natural head posture (NHP).

(A digression for those who skipped grade-school music class or never had one: Why does the minor chord make the heart hang heavy?

The walls are nubbly whitewashed brick, growing herbs sprout from zinc pails on every limed oak table, and a giant dried lavender heart hangs from the roof beams.

Here, but a lifetime back, where falls tonight Behind the curtained pane a sheltered light On buds of rose, or vase of violet Aloft upon the marble mantel set, - Here, in the forest-heart, hung blackening The wolf-bait on the bush beside the spring.

Hearts hung lower when they heard that a minor earthquake had wrought further damage on their country.

Under a canopy of glittering red hearts hung to celebrate Valentine's Day, the flashmob handed out leaflets and danced to a song specially written for One Billion Rising, called Jago Dilli Jago or Awaken Delhi, asking people to end the silence around sexual violence.

During microperfusion with collagenase solution, the hearts hung in the inner chamber of 5 ml organ bath at a controlled temperature of 37° C should stop beating and change their color from deep red to dark pink, thus indicating successful perfusion of the whole cardiac wall.

Blanco y Negro is across the street from El Dandy del Sur, an artists' jukebox bar where the 20-something patrons aren't gringos slumming from San Diego, where the walls are decorated with mirrors and pictures of movie stars and crepe-paper hearts hang from the ceiling.