Sentence examples for its arteries from inspiring English sources

Replacing the estrogen a woman could no longer make for herself didn't just prevent hot flashes and keep the vaginal tissue supple; it also seemed to maintain the heart and its arteries as healthy as those of younger women.

That nay be why its arteries are so soft.

"Paris has another Paris under herself," he wrote, "a Paris of sewers, which has its streets, its crossings, its squares, its blind alleys, its arteries, and its traffic, which is slime".

Rye Lane, with its stalls draped with oxtails and dried fish, pungent aromas mingling with the shouts of the vendors, is much the same, but its arteries have been sprouting a very different kind of food business.

Trained as a cardiologist, Skorton specialized in treating children and adults with congenital heart disorders and helped develop computer-assisted 3D imaging of the heart and its arteries.

If London's streets are its arteries, then buses are its red blood cells, oxygenating the city route by route.

Its artery of roads, bridges and irrigation works, weaving around the Indus, has been smashed.

Much attention has been paid to resveratrol in the last few years, because it is a candidate for explaining the apparent innocuousness of the French diet despite its artery-weakening ingredients.

You can almost imagine Bourdain and Deen as political candidates, a blue-state paternalist squaring off against a red-state populist over correct living versus liberty in all its artery-clogging, self-destructive glory.

Luxurious dabs of garlicky aioli brought the dish to its sinful extremes leaving me powerless in its artery-clogging presence.

The FDA needs to order the food industry to stop using partially-hydrogenated oil, with its artery-clogging trans fat.