Sentence examples for wounds body from inspiring English sources

The institute's collection evolved eclectically, to incorporate items such as the racehorse Phar Lap's heart, while in 1935 the Hunterian Museum in London donated its "war wounds" (body parts, including limbs and torsos, of first world war personnel).

To conclude, we found that different resource distributions affected wounds, body weight gain and physical aggression during feeding in pair housed silver fox vixens.

We need the money," and so Maico swallowed, and stretched his sore, wounded body.

After a bite, victims should stay warm and keep the wounded body part below the level of the heart.

He was then so close that she caught his wounded body and guided it to the ground.

Like the cells of a wounded body, individual New Yorkers knew that their civic duty was to find a fast track back to normality.

The stories in the novel come through his wounded body into her hands, as if he were an instrument, or a book.

In the parliament of fowls, their song falls on deaf ears when the everyday horror of tending the wounded body takes precedence, but I know it makes them feel better, which is cold comfort.

"The exhibition also explored how diverse fashion designers have re-envisioned the corset in many different ways: as a symbol of erotic femininity, a trope of Victorianism, a sign of the sexually dominant woman, an image of the wounded body.

Other details in the altarpiece, including the horribly wounded body of Christ in the Crucifixion (see photograph), may refer to the role of the monastery as a hospital for victims of the plague and St. Anthony's fire.

But again, any tweaks and price reductions will simply be bandages on the iPod's wounded body.