Sentence examples for past stroke from inspiring English sources

In 2003, diabetes vaulted past stroke and AIDS from the sixth-leading cause of death in New York to the fourth.

During a training session this week, Phelps cruised past, stroke after stroke, lap after lap, preparing for the competition that begins on Saturday.

It is very easy to rest on a past stroke of successes and not have the fight in you when the industry changes.

Twenty-one of the SLE patients had major NPSLE defined as current or past stroke or transient ischemic attack (TIA), current or past confusional state, moderate or severe cognitive dysfunction, current or past seizures, or current or past psychosis.

Living arrangements and marital status had significant effects on four out of five indexes, while arthritis, Parkinson's disease, past stroke and kidney stones had significant effects on the SCR and SL scales.

Additionally, among the chronic conditions of our list, those predicting significantly more problems and serious limitations in functioning were the most disabling chronic illnesses, e.g. Parkinson's disease, arthritis, past stroke and kidney stones.

Cambodians walk past stroking her hair, looking at her tears.

On the other, if you don't have heart disease or past strokes, and if you have maintained a healthy diet most of your life, your risk from ice cream is low.

Six top-five finishes in his past eight stroke play events, including victory at the Alfred Dunhill Championship in South Africa are proof of that.

For the uninitiated, or those who don't see movies past the stroke of 12 unless it involves cozy pajamas or a bout of insomnia, the midnight show is the first chance to see a highly anticipated movie, usually of a very particular type.

Stratified analyses were performed according to sex, age group in years at cancer diagnosis (10-year age class), clinical stage, surgery, occasion of diagnosis, past history (stroke, myocardial infarction, hypertension, or diabetes mellitus), cigarette smoking, alcohol consumption, education, marital status, and initial major cancer sites.