Radiation therapy and/or chemotherapy... My heart sank swift and hard.
The president of the Ontario Medical Association was only going a step further when last year he denounced the 1984 law as stifling innovation and barring new financing options (translation: fees for acute care).The Toronto centre sends clients for swift heart-bypass surgery to a hospital in Cleveland, Ohio.
It can, that is to say, succeed only on the scale of soap opera—"Milly Faces Life," "Death Can Be Bountiful," "The First Mrs. Densher," "Wings of Riches"—or on that of grand opera, with such arias as "O gentle dove!," "This heart to thy swift flight," "Fold now thy tender wings," "Ah, passion but an hour!" Thus, Meade Roberts's "Playhouse 90" dramatization was a unique achievement.
Emerging from the woods to ascend a slope where skiers were gliding down, most walked at a swift, heart-pounding pace until reaching a flat ridge.
Then, in a sudden change of heart typical of the swift narrative, he does.
But Mr. Swift's heart isn't quite in any of them.
Last week an alleged kidnapper was beaten to death in Maoist custody; the rebels insisted they had hardly hit him when he had a heart attack.A swift end to the impasse looks unlikely, and impatience with the government is growing.
We look forward to engaging them on the high plain of dignity and discipline with love and compassion in our heart to find a swift and sensible answer for our questions on religious equality".
Meeting this challenge requires an accurate way to analyse the changes in 3D morphology of the developing heart, which can be swift or protracted and both dramatic or subtle in consequence.
Whatever got her — heart attack, stroke, aneurysm — was swift as well as sudden.
