Sentence examples for reattaching from inspiring English sources

When she regained full consciousness, she learned that her doctors had decided against reattaching the arm, for fear of infection.

The professor's ultimate creation is springtime, which he achieves, on Easter Sunday, by reattaching the petals of dead flowers through the miracle of reverse photography — an effort that costs him his life but makes possible the "first image".

Rosenberg knew about the incident, and had seen the YouTube video of clinicians at the morgue reattaching the severed head.

KFx Medical, a 12-employee company based in San Diego, created a device and method for reattaching tissue to bone during orthopedic surgery.

Nearby lay the pieces for the next and one of the trickiest parts of the job — reattaching the four horses that adorn the lid, a figural motif thought perhaps to denote the wealth of the vessel's owner.

In Coney Island, mechanics at Deno's Wonder Wheel Park began reattaching eight cars to the giant Ferris wheel after taking them off to reduce its wind resistance.

There is some hope that he may reattach himself in time, through love.Angelika Klüssendorf's "Alle leben so" (We All Live Like This) is composed of pretty well autonomous tales, through which various characters recur so that their lives are amplified and interconnected.

Large fragments can, with the aid of metal screws and pins, be reattached and set in place for healing.

These features make it possible to apply controlled humidity, heat, and gentle pressure to perform a variety of treatments, including tear realignment and repair, reduction of planar deformations, and the introduction of consolidating adhesives to reattach cleaving paint.

Most notably, leeches are used to restore blood flow to damaged veins after an appendage is reattached or a tissue grafted.

Failure to reattach the retina in a timely manner can lead to permanent vision loss.