Sentence examples for spine from a from inspiring English sources

Dahl had made a hole in the back of his writing chair to accommodate swellings on his spine from a wartime injury.

Mr. Airington has pins in his spine from a car accident in 1992, shattered a knee when he fell 30 feet in 2005, has nerve damage in his feet and chronic arthritis and depression.

After taking a knock at the base of the spine from a challenge by the gangling Diop, he was forced off the field and Everton took some time to readjust.

These data support our understanding of the child cervical spine from a developmental biomechanics perspective and facilitate the development of injury prevention or management schema for the mitigation of child spine injuries and their deleterious effects.

These data support our understanding of the child cervical spine from a developmental perspective and facilitate the generation of injury prevention or management schema for the mitigation of child spine injuries and their deleterious effects.

Reconstruction of the lumbopelvic junction succeeds in stabilizing the spine from a biomechanical standpoint, which improves patient functionality.

(He fabricated the spine from an old International truck chassis).

The rigidity and technological precision of the electronic dance music that Kraftwerk helped invent in the 70's has been removed, as if it were the spine from an animal, causing machine-deifying songs like "The Robots" and "Trans-Europe Express" to collapse into fun, loose cha-chas, merengues and cumbias.

In the kitchen of Los Sombreros, Mr. Smedstad fired up the grill and shucked the spines from a pad.

Cooney, J. R., Hurlburt, J. L., Selig, D. K., Harris, K. M. & Fiala, J. C. Endosomal compartments serve multiple hippocampal dendritic spines from a widespread rather than a local store of recycling membrane.

A puppy in the US is up for adoption after being found alone and covered with spines from a cholla cactus.