Sentence examples for your marrow from inspiring English sources

Barber's best pieces reside in your memory; Schuman's best pieces take hold of your marrow.

A couple of moments found her score-bound, but the voice itself, engulfing in its beauty and power, sounds devastating in this music, and the great scenes were wonderfully realised: the mixture of pride, desperation and self-loathing as Kostelnička prepares to kill Jenůfa's child was terrifying in its veracity; the vision of death gazing through the window froze your marrow.

The strong flavors found in that region of Thailand when you eat it, breathe it, and live it every day just get hard-wired into your marrow.

"Better go down upon your marrow-bones / And scrub a kitchen pavement, or break stones / Like an old pauper, in all kinds of weather", Yeats said, laying it on a bit but rightly insisting that writing is hard work.

"They ran some bloodwork and they said, 'Dave, your liver, your kidneys, and your bone marrow are not working, what's going on?'" Fajgenbaum was hospitalized straight away.

And for the memories, your stuffed marrow and your storied belts, a nation salutes you.

You also wrote about how cancer interrupted the last year of college for your brother, who was your bone marrow donor.

Because of renal failure, your kidneys can no longer produce the hormone erythropoietin; this hormone triggers your bone marrow to make red blood cells, thus you can become anemic.

It speaks to your very marrow.

It is in you, it is in your bone marrow.

A disease that sounded like a Greek goddess spliced with an East End pub-landlady, a disease that resulted from a single gene mutating and instructing your bone marrow to indulge in a mindless overproduction of red blood cells.