Sentence examples similar to wounds side from inspiring English sources

In terms of fact, the cloth does appear to come from Palestine, and the markings on the Shroud bear an uncanny resemblance to the flesh-wounds of Jesus -- blood marks of his feet and wrists (more realistic than hand-wounds), side, brow, back (beatings), and right shoulder (smudged from carrying the cross) -- as well as a crown of thorns.

The explants were then transferred to a hairy root medium (HRM) of 4.3 g/L MS salts (Sigma Co., St . Louis MO), 3% sucrose, 1 × Gamborg's B5 vitamins (Sigma Co. St . Louis MO), 7% Noble agar, 0.15 g/L cefotaxime, 0.15 g/L carbenicillin, pH 5.6 in 100 × 15 mm Petri plates, wounded side up.

Church was widened around 1930, exposing raw, wounded side-wall facades that have still not healed.

Recently so called "light blankets" with arrays of cylindrical diffusers [ 14] or a spirally-wound side-glowing fiber [ 15] embedded in a bag filled with intralipid were presented.

Getting a wounded England side would be a great opportunity to do that".

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — Arckela Dorvil carefully lifted his teenage sister from the road, practically holding his breath, trying desperately not to aggravate her wounded right side.

But the off-field shenanigans did nothing to inspire the visitors or provoke a wounded home side in a desperately dull first half.

On his Radio 1 show, John Peel was just as likely to play dub, country, salsa, Afrobeat and Mongolian throat singers as he was Nurse With Wound B-sides at the wrong speed.

The patient had four or five larvae in the burn wounds on the side of his face.

THE BOTTOM LINE Using ordinary Super Glue on wounds can cause side effects, but a safer alternative exists.

The nail was clean, about four inches long; the puncture wounds on each side were neat with a halo of dried blood.