Sentence examples for of the prone from inspiring English sources
The ball rests just in front of the prone striker's trouser arrangement.
Curbishley acted decisively in taking off the disappointing Shaun Bartlett, Radostin Kishishev and Bryan Hughes, and was rewarded with pressure that culminated in Bothroyd's shot, from a tapped free-kick, going over the gloves of the prone Glynn Garner.
-- were being utilized to form what was a veritable amber whirlpool which was subsumed with speed-of-light rapidity into the system of the prone and inert -- however wide-eyed -- Mrs. Tubridy".
After Marler had dodged punishment for applying a forearm to the head of the prone Rob Evans during the England v Wales game – it was not felt to be a red card offence so he escaped on a technicality – surely the Six Nations' disciplinary machinery would at least ensure the player copped a modest sanction for abusing Lee?
Shocked at the sight of the prone figure of Tyson, a large bump on the back of his skull, spectators could scarcely believe it next day when he bowled like lightning to take four wickets, then added six more in the second innings.
The shunt fraction of the prone group seems to stay lower within the whole trial.
This reduction in mortality has been mainly attributed to the avoidance of the prone sleep position.
No comparative study of OR tables for the prone position of pregnant patients has been done.
June 2, 1850 Hornsey, England March 29 , 1935North Berwick, Scotland Sir Edward Albert Sharpey-Schafer, original name Edward Albert Schäfer (born June 2, 1850, Hornsey, near London, England died March 29 , 1935 North Berwick, East Lothian, Scotland) English physiologist and inventor of the prone-pressure method (Schafer method) of artificial respiration adopted by the Royal Life Saving Society.
These findings were recently reinforced by the conclusions of the Prone-Supine II Study suggesting that the most severe ARDS patients (defined by PaO2/FiO2 ratio <100 mmHg) could derive beneficial effects from prone ventilation with reduced mortality [ 10].
Another pool of blood spread towards the prone figure of 6ft 4in fitness fanatic Corporal Russell Aston, 30.
