Sentence examples for recovered life from inspiring English sources

During Cragh's interrogation, for instance, he was asked if "in his country after the time of his hanging, it was publicly and commonly ascribed, and still is ascribed, to a miracle performed by the merits of the Lord Saint Thomas that he obtained and recovered life after the hanging".

Moreover, all previous therapies for ovarian cancer had to be discontinued for ≥4 weeks before study entry and all acute toxic effects (excluding alopecia or peripheral neuropathy) of any prior therapy had to be recovered; life expectancy had to be ≥3 months and all patients needed to sign informed consent.

In the book's second half, Hirsch's poetry shows signs of recovering life.

General Electric spent millions of dollars on scientific studies and advertisements arguing that sediment had entombed the chemicals, insulating them from the recovering life of the river.

Unlike many addicts, Raines recovered his life, playing another 17 seasons, with a career that nearly overlapped with that of his son.

Here he talks about how he was diagnosed, and how he recovered from life-threatening surgery to row again.

The 43-year-old American, who recovered from life-threatening cancer in 1996, told the BBC in January that his ban made it very hard to do the charity work he did throughout most of his post-cancer career.

She recovered from life-threatening injuries but no longer competed.

Seven out of eight patients treated with recombinant human G-CSF recovered from life-threatening infections, and none of the eight patients died.

Finding balance in life isn't so different: You start with a conscious effort, establish your equilibrium and recover when life trips you up.

Equally intriguing is the task of recovering the life of the man who bought it.