Sentence examples for to sofa from inspiring English sources
noun
An upholstered seat, typically having sides and back, long enough to accommodate two or more people.
In patients with SOFA ≤ 6, the MR-proADM modified SOFA score (ADM-SOFA) showed an increased ability to identify non-survivors compared to SOFA alone, AUROC [95% CI] SOFA 0.70 [0.58–0.82] and ADM-SOFA 0.77 [0.66–0.88].
The inclusion criterion was patients with ≥2 organ failures according to SOFA scoring, and the group given glutamine had a similar mean SOFA to the group not given glutamine; so far so good.
When the population was separated into subsets according to SOFA scores, the favorable rhTM treatment effect was only observed in the subset with SOFA scores ≥11.
Obese woman with skin melded to sofa?
Set it to sofa or table-height and get them involved in family life.
P13 The One Show hosts swap seats in nod to sofa row.
They trot from sofa to sofa, perch on laps, tousle hair, brush hands away, and wait for tips that are not forthcoming.
Nancy Friedman, a blogger and naming consultant, has found numerous Sofa King products, from an actual sofa store to Sofa King hot sauce.
Issuing bizarre assignments to videotape sunsets and children, Warner shuffles from bed to sofa and back again, all cryptic comments ("Artists don't have families") and withering looks.
There will be an end to "sofa government"—a swipe at Mr Blair's habit of cosily stitching up policy with his closest cronies rather than in carefully minuted discussions in cabinet.
"No one should be homeless in Britain today, but the reality is that more and more people find themselves on the streets, in night shelters or going from sofa to sofa to keep a roof over their heads.
