Sentence examples for terrible concussion from inspiring English sources
The terrible concussion sensation I used to find in the brewery of men's eyes.
He had a severe concussion.
Her roving eye might settle on portly, industrious beavers, "warm and dry in their oily parkas" and once categorised erroneously by a pope as fish, or else on Mars's moon Phobos, meaning "panic", which apparently resembles "a potato that has experienced one terrible, and many average, concussions".
Recent neurological research suggests that even mild and infrequent concussions can have terrible long-term consequences.
Only one of the firefighters who went to the World Trade Center on the initial run from the firehouse survived; and after a concussion, he recalls little save the terrible quiet on the ride down.
Oh yes, that concussion he suffered, which Bruce Arthur at the National Post notes was particularly terrible.
Then a frightful explosion followed, and we were all thrown against one another by the concussion, and then, like Vulcan, huge and majestic, a column of water 200 metres high and 50 metres broad, terrible in its beauty and power, shot up to the heavens.
