Sentence examples for surgery wrote from inspiring English sources

"Guys, is it really dumber than liposuction or plastic surgery?" wrote someone who identified as Elon.

"Surgery," wrote Murray in his memoir Surgery of the Soul: Reflections on a Curious Career (2001), "had enabled his inner self to grow and glow".

He underwent heart surgery, wrote books and took up golf, about which Ms. Felsenthal extrapolates with typical gusto: "People who don't trust Clinton are given to saying that he cheats at golf," she writes, naming none of them, "and that the man who cheats at golf also cheats at life (and on his wife)." How have any of these undertakings shaped the Clinton legacy in his postpresidential years?

In a statement posted on Facebook Friday, Oz, who's vice chair of the school's department of surgery, wrote that the perspectives he shares on his show don't "sit well with certain agendas which distort the facts".

EaK performed the arthroscopic surgery, wrote parts of the article, and contributed to the data analysis.

Mr. Kelley opted for radical surgery: writing a season finale that included an explosive conflict among the law partners, which created an opportunity to send several members of the firm -- especially the actors making the most money -- packing.

Our young hero's worries increase when Kempe vandalises the doctor's surgery, writes across the blackboard at James's school and daubs across a fence the information that James's next door neighbour Mrs Verity is a "wytche".

Another asked about breast reduction surgery, writing directly to an advertising sales manager whose e-mail address was listed on the site: "Assuming I was covered by insurance, could you give a ballpark estimate about how much this would run?

The Mets are trying to surge back into the off-season lead for angst, dousing any recent optimism with the feud over Carlos Beltran's knee surgery, writes Bob Klapisch on Foxsports.com.com

"Circumcision is the oldest enigma in the history of surgery," writes David L. Gollaher, a medical historian, in his fascinating new book, "Circumcision: A History of the World's Most Controversial Surgery," in which he sets out to make "the strange familiar," but also "the familiar strange".

The book begins with a wonderful introductory chapter on the historical background of orthognathic surgery written by the father of modern orthognathic surgery, Prof. Hugo Obwegeser.