Sentence examples for shock calling from inspiring English sources

Mr Johnson said the death had come as a "great shock", calling his chief of staff "a wonderful colleague and friend" who would be much missed.

Foreign substances in the bloodstream can also produce a form of shock, called anaphylactic shock, through allergic reactions causing blood vessels to dilate.

And he recalled how he drove around "in shock," called his mother-in-law, dropped the ticket in the mailbox and went home to tell his wife.

When the bow shocks intersect at or above a certain critical angle, a planar shock called a Mach stem is formed.

But there is only one treatment that halts the deadly arrhythmia: an electric shock, called defibrillation, that sets the heartbeat back into a regular rhythm.

The last time I went into shock, called my mom first, injected myself with an Epi-Pen second, injected myself with a shot of epinephrine third, and 911 last.

Increasing attention to regime shifts, critical transitions, non-marginal changes, and systemic shocks calls for the development of models that are able to reproduce or grow structural changes that occur over time periods perceived as abrupt.

The shock call from Philip Green which alerts chief executive Roger Holmes to the imminent approach for M&S takes less than a minute.

The burden of ICU-acquired complications in septic shock calls for every efforts of prevention and early detection, in order to improve the overall outcome.

He shocked Paris and Algiers calling the torture efficient and saying he was only carrying out orders.

"We are committed to ensuring our major banks are resilient [and] that they can weather shocks without calling on tax payer support".