Sentence examples for some wound from inspiring English sources
As first Shane Watson, then Clarke, then Steven Smith came and went, Australia's first innings threatened to turn carbuncular, like we were witnessing the re-suppuration of some wound (the top order collapse) long thought sutured into oblivion.
Once a blastema had been induced at some wound site in the body, regeneration researchers suggest, it might regrow the missing limb or organ with no further intervention required.
"People often say, with a lot of truth to it, that all good fiction writing comes from some wound, out of some distance that needs to be breached between a writer and normalcy," said the novelist and critic Francisco Goldman, a friend of Mr. Bellatin.
She says her employees played the system, submitting massive overtime demands calculated to the minute; some wound up with ten weeks' paid vacation.
A brief discussion of some wound care products as they relate to chronic wound care will be presented.
Another concern is the validity of patients' reporting of complications: patients may wrongly attribute a problem to the operation and/or they may interpret normal post-operative recovery, such as some wound discomfort, to be a 'complication'complication
SOME wounds go on hurting for years after they were inflicted.
A time for reflection, and some wound-licking, at Paramount's London HQ.
But some wounds are deep.
