Sentence examples for to a scab from inspiring English sources

Everything is there, in its familiar place, waiting to bring solace and order to your fetid little world like a plaster to a scab.

While in the latter the lesion progressed from papules/pustules to a scab in the first 10 days of infection, in the former the lesion took longer to heal, with no complete healing by day 15 p.i. (Figure 3B).

I first thought that perhaps they were just being cheeky and trying to squeeze as much of the late-lunch crowd through their doors before trudging down to join everyone else on Gerrard Street (though why anyone would want to eat at a "scab restaurant", I don't know; it's not a very appetising phrase).

I tried not to stare at a scab across the bridge of his nose.

I never wanted to be a scab; I wanted to be in the union.

"They are offering people money to be a scab.

Capillaries grow in from the periphery, and epithelial cells advance across the clot to form a scab.

Mr. Silver, in turn, derided the meetings as "theatrics" and suggested last week that Mr. Bruno was "auditioning to be a scab" if screen and television writers went on strike.

It is particularly noticeable, the current British cultural unwillingness to pick a scab, when you compare our war films with the recent German Generation War, which was first aired there in 2013.

He added that the ability to form a scab quickly would have been useful for keeping unfamiliar germs out of the body.

It is important not to let a scab form.