Sentence examples for nerves turns from inspiring English sources

Similar to the great auricular nerve, transverse cutaneous nerve arises from second and third cervical nerves, turns around the posterior border of sternocleidomastoid muscle about its middle, courses obliquely forward, and supplies the antero-lateral part of the neck. 2 We report bilaterally thickened transverse cervical nerves as a rare feature of leprosy.

Koepka, 23, built his lead to four before his nerves turned his putting shaky.

Nerves turned to delight and my mind spun as I thought about what was to come next.

But then there is Learning, where nerves turn into homely charm, as he sings the call-to-arms line: "No one will answer your prayers until you take off that dress", sweetly assisted by boyfriend Alan Wyffels on piano.

My nerves turned to fear, however, when the big day was approaching and she still hadn't returned any of my calls or texts.

41 Nerves turn out to be an intriguing contributor to the limb regenerative process whereby axon-ensheathing Schwann cells are known to release an early pulse of signals, including the secreted newt anterior gradient (nAG) protein (of which there are mammalian orthologues).

I lost my nerve, turned and walked on.

And Insurgent seems to have held its nerve, turning out fractionally lower in the US than Divergent – $52.3m to $54.6m – but rising in virtually every key overseas market.

The dangling nerve turned out to be just red paint from the sled, so he ground down the chipped part until it felt smooth to my tongue.

On the schematic drawing the nerve is seen branching off the sciatic nerve, turning around the biceps femoris muscle (BF), passing through the peroneal tunnel between the insertion of the peroneus longus muscle (PL) and the fibula.

The white optic nerve turned transparent within 30 s to 1 min.