Sentence examples for transplant here from inspiring English sources

"No shortage of organs for transplant here!" a Libyan acquaintance remarked during one excursion.

The jolly literature of drunkenness in England doesn't transplant here — take the play "Jeffrey Bernard Is Unwell," an account of an unrepentant alcoholic that was huge in London but would be baffling here.

"I still think it's completely wrong to go through this area," said Richard Parsons, a British transplant here who runs a 10-room bamboo lodge overlooking a sea of green.

Get a backbone transplant here!" The inflammatory rhetoric has helped to turn Dr Laura Schlessinger, to use her full name, into America's most successful female radio host, with a fortune estimated at $100m and a weekday audience of 10 million loyal listeners, spread across 200 radio stations.

Inspired by the success of the fecal transplant, here we put forward a concept of a microbial transplant as a potential therapy for periodontitis.

She eschews the self-effacing style of some other leftist American transplants here.

Often, a given culture's comedy, when it is transplanted here, evolves.

"It's basically the logic of the American boom town, transplanted here," explains Michael Symmons Roberts, co-author of the book Edgelands: Journeys Into England's True Wilderness.

"There's more transplants here in Atlanta than people from Atlanta," Coach K, an adviser to Gucci Mane and an A&R director for the new album, said.

Whole streets and villages from rural Idleb and Aleppo have been transplanted here—almost the only source of comfort in the relentless misery.Food is scarce.

The Bush Theater production, lovingly transplanted here, is spare but not bald, with Es Devlin's set and Simon Bennison's lighting conjuring an abstract but immediate-feeling grittiness, suggesting an urban landscape according to Rothko.