Sentence examples for splint from from inspiring English sources

In the other was an Eames leg splint from the Second World War, when Charles and Ray Eames were beginning to experiment with bent plywood.

Chatting over Skype – a blue baseball cap over his shaved head, middle right-hand finger in a splint from a recent snowboarding accident – he is incisive and tart, frequently interrupting his own translator.

Rather than order a particular orthopaedic or splint from a manufacturer, for example, a hospital could, instead, access a patient's digital files and print the required item on the spot.

This bone was preserved with a small splint from the fibula located just above the ankle.

"I saw quite a few patients this summer who had developed shin splints from running barefoot," she said.

Custom mouth guards or splints from a dental professional may require up to three visits for a mold, fitting and readjustments.

"When I'm riding round before the judge rings the bell to enter the ring, I'd love it if the commentator said: 'This is Lee Pearson, he's won nine gold medals, he's got arthrogryposis which means his legs and arms didn't grow correctly, he wears plastic leg splints from his hip to his heels, his limbs are a bit twisted and weak and his muscles don't work correctly,'" he said.

It was during the holiday season of 2009 that I first experienced crippling shin splints from trying to become a runner after being physically inactive my entire life.

Yeah, while guys were having shin splints from growing too tall, too fast, the big-titty-committee exploded stretch marks over bean-bag boobs that hurt if you even looked at them.

These group of women were deemed to be representative of pregnant women as they would have undergone marked respiratory adaptations to pregnancy, especially diaphragmatic splinting from the enlarging uterus.

This pair should be well cushioned, or else you'll develop blisters or shin splints from the impact with the ground.