Sentence examples for the sprains from inspiring English sources
verb
To weaken, as a joint, ligament, or muscle, by sudden and excessive exertion, as by wrenching; to overstrain, or stretch injuriously, but without luxation; as, to sprain one's ankle.
Knee sprains are observed in 16 p.100 of knee trauma victims with injury to the central pivot in 4 p.100 of the sprains, abundant hemarthrosis having a significant predictive value.
37% of the sprains were caused during sports activities, 33% happened in off time and 30% occurred at work.
The team is describing the sprain as mild.
The sprain was called mild, but Collins did not return.
Berman: Understood, but what about the sprain he sustained last week?
The Yankees said that X-rays on Giambi's ankle were negative, revealing only the sprain.
By the end of the night, the sprain had turned into a fracture.
A magnetic resonance imaging exam Monday showed the sprained AC joint.
Marbury has also battled nagging injuries, from the sprained left ankle that forced him to miss four games to a sprained ligament in his knee.
Vaughn said the sprained ankle caused him to alter his swing, leading to pain in his left biceps.
The sprained left ankle severely limited Vaughn, even though he returned to the lineup after 15 days.
