Sentence examples for lost movement from inspiring English sources

The aim is to stimulate new pathways in the brain to recover lost movement.

(The lack of punctuation is a practical matter: the narrator has lost movement in his right arm, and is lurching at the typewriter with his left).

An impish five-minute Scherzo from 1880 sounds rather like a lost movement -- let's call it "Sojourn in Italy" -- from Dvorak's Serenade for Strings.

The neurons survived, formed new connections and restored lost movement in mouse, rat and monkey models of the disease, with no sign of tumour development.

Winstone, who got sunstroke and lost movement in his right arm during the filming, later told me, "I think Darren takes great pleasure in seeing you go through pain — you go again and again and again.

Winstone, who got sunstroke and lost movement in his right arm during the filming, later told me, "I think Darren takes great pleasure in seeing you go through pain you go again and again and again.

As a result, the ball came out at different release points, losing movement and command as it hurtled toward the plate.

Many people with MND lose movement in their arms and hands so depend on devices such as head mice.' Margie Woodward, a campaigns officer in her fifties, from Romsey, Hampshire: 'I have cerebral palsy and have dexterity difficulties so, where possible, use software that allows me to speak to my computer.

Carbajal says he's already started losing movement in his fingers.

After the operation, Cristine could not speak or walk, and lost all movement on her right side.

He is reported to have had at least one stroke and has lost some movement in his left arm.