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Sentence Examples This same someone had also cleaned his wound and bandaged it with another piece of clean cloth. He said that the gun went off again when Mrs. Thompson, bleeding from a wound to her body, tried to grapple with the gun. She started with the exit wound and wadded a cloth behind his shoulder to help stop the bleeding from his back. Alex says, gasping for air, the stab wound in his back sending excruciating jabs of pain through his whole body. A friend of mine was a domestic violence crisis line counselor and wound up in an abusive relationship. The company was so wound up with the German war machine, the Australian army raided its offices in 1914 to end its traffic with enemy agencies. Happily these acclivities wound up the interior of the volcano and favored their ascent. He has to be operated on for an injury to his face, he has shrapnel lodged in his jawbone and a sizeable wound to the left side of his face. The quills are not poisonous, the wound becomes septic simply because of the dirt on the quills, and bacteria always thrive where there is dirt. Venous wound pain is often minimal and may be described as dull, achy pain or heaviness in the legs. Then he deftly smeared some salve on the wound and wrapped it with a new bandage, taping it in place. Quickly I washed the wound clean and applied the salve before once more bandaging his leg. He wiped her foot again to clean away the blood, then taking the salve, he covered the wound and wrapped her foot. Once a wound is obtained, healing depends on the ability to maintain bacterial balance. You see, all mechanical clocks are driven by a weight, like a pendulum, or a tightly wound spring. Eventually, we wound up radiographing it, and she had a large cyst in her sinuses on the left side. Blood welled upon around the angry wound and spilled over the skin's jagged edges. Less tightly wound and introspective than his brother, he prefers to present a raffish, happy-go-lucky attitude. Stray ragworm wound their excitable way to land, before diving below the sandy surface in fear of their lives. The stony path wound up the hill past a cave shrine and spiralled between one last jumble of boulders. Show More Sentences I wound up jumping freight trains, going to Texas and not going to school, working in the oil fields, bucking hay, and doing all kinds of stuff. Alison ran over to Rachel and saw the slash wounds she had on her legs from the leather whip and the bullet wound in her shoulder. The wound is then filled by a blood clot containing platelet aggregates, red blood cells, and white blood cells trapped in a fibrin meshwork. Lauren ignored him and picked up a whip, lashing him again and again until he opened a wound that went to bone. These complications included keloids, wound dehiscence, incisional hernias, and chronic abscesses at the wound site. Time seemed to pass slowly as they wound their way from the base to Santa Barbara. The path thinned out now as it wound past the private beach of a local five star hotel. As I wound my way down a little path, with jewellery and clothing shops on either side, I spotted a tiny little shop that made me look twice. The garden itself was just a path that wound among clusters of aspen trees along the flank of a grassy foothill. He was bound to a stretcher with heavy duct tape, which was wound around his chest, upper arms, shoulders, ankles and the stretcher itself. Laura, my guide for the day, pulls down the scarf that's wound round her face, and leans into my ear. The accordion player played for the children as they wound their colourful ribbons round the maypole. A blue mohair scarf was wound tightly round her neck, almost covering her face, and she pulled it away to speak. She wound her long blue wool scarf around her throat and wheeled herself into the night. To hide my bare shoulders, I wound a light blue cotton cape around my neck, securing it with a bow. The mammies all wore the brightly coloured cloths wound tightly round their ample figures, and turban-like round their heads. When the required number of strands are wound on, finish the thread by winding it around and down the finish post. The patented delay line detector features three pairs of low resistance wires wound around a hexagonal support. Most films ran ten minutes or less, reflecting the amount of film that could be wound on a standard reel. The wire can be wound around the axis of the disc to reinforce the initial field. Show More Sentences A helical scan tape will gradually be wound around a rotating drum causing dust to be dragged in between the tape and the head. I also wound the two long power cables around the length of the printer cable and secured them with a fair number cable ties. The ingenuity of the contraption was that a string was wound around the alarm winder and the other end tied to the bolt. At China's Hang Zhou Silk Factory, the yarn is reeled, graded, color coded by a temporary dye, twisted, washed and wound into skeins. The woven threads were wound on a device called a Niddy Noddy or more simply a yarn winder. An automatic winding system will be installed as the clock presently has to be wound every three days by hand. He had already wound the clock and set it for midnight, and he got the mousetrap set on the first try. This photo shows the flip out handle, which once wound for thirty seconds, produces full room sound for thirty minutes. The left engine normally wound down and wind-milled, while continuing to power the left side hydraulics. We still haven't a clue whether we are going to be sold, wound down or kicked out. Workers at the centre at the Cork Airport Business Park were told that the plant would be wound down over the next three months. To the family's relief, he finally left home and the marriage, and wound up in a psychiatric hospital. When Jane's psychosis got especially scary, she wound up in a hospital casualty ward, where she was sent home with some sleeping pills. The first-time visitor to Yorkshire could be forgiven for thinking he had wound up in a land of madmen. They wound me up about the result, we had a few drinks and we shared some laughs. I suppose it's fitting that I rant about religion on Easter Sunday, but this wound me up, and then Steve tipped me over the edge. Under the current rules, pensioners are ranked ahead of current workers when company schemes are wound up. As a result, insolvent companies are not wound up but sit idle, usually heavily in debt, until they are struck off the register. They wound up the regular season at home on Thanksgiving Day as they walloped the opposition. The tone of the self-portrait with which he wound up his adolescence recalls something of Kepler's horoscope of himself. Show More Sentences The Shakers wound up their pre-season schedule with a 1-0 defeat against a full strength Barnsley side in midweek. I spent the afternoon working on a website rebuild which wound up requiring an animated banner. Churchill's response was a two-day debate on the conduct of the war, wound up with a point-by-point rebuttal of his critics. Which is how I wound up at Panera with a little bit of time to kill the other day, and found the network to be hors de combat. Exuberant granulation tissue, or proud flesh as it is more commonly known, is part of the normal wound healing response in the horse. Though herbal remedies are usually administered as infusions or tinctures, witch hazel is best applied directly onto the wound as a compress. The inquiry was reconvened in Hull specifically to hear the new evidence, months after it was wound up. Christ shares both expressions in his face of suffering, whilst He opens the wound in his side to offer the redeeming blood. Botanists have long noted the phenomenon of sap accumulation in tissue above a girdle or major wound in the woody stems of plants. I had a fantasy that it was off to drive round the local council estate with the windows wound down and Wagner booming out of the woofers. I could see a wound to the right of her neck, which was bleeding quite heavily. He was taken to the Northern General Hospital, where he needed nine stitches to a wound to the back of his head. He also had two stitches put in a wound to his scalp after being taken by ambulance to the Royal Lancaster Infirmary. The real issue is whether the wound is skin deep or will take years to heal. I have only just begun to deal with my feelings, and the wound is still raw. He thinks the swan was shot and we both wondered at the mindset of someone who could wound such a graceful animal. Inveraray re-formed in 1957, but started facing difficulties again in 1972 and were officially wound up seven years later. After her airport job wound up, Mrs Miller returned to night school, to refresh her clerical skills. While the BBC wound up their weekly sports marathon with a results round-up, ITV gave us a spot of all-in wrestling. We started imitating rather than innovating and wound up making faux American also-rans. Show More Sentences In trying to protect herself, the lance corporal caught her finger on the sharp edge, causing a wound which needed two stitches. The laneway was a rough, pot-holed dirt track that wound its way down to the coast over a series of rises. Pressure and shear have an independent influence on wound healing, especially on ischemic wounds. She quickly removed her blue jacket and placed it over the wound to try and stop the blood from flowing as quickly. Theoretically, this angle can lengthen a contracted scar by about 75 percent and reorient the direction of the central wound by 90 degrees. Of course I zigged when I should of zagged and wound up 2 kilometres out of my way. Following amputation of a newt limb, there is a rapid migration of epidermal cells over the wound surface. I had been branded as lazy and irresponsible, so it felt right when I, too, dropped out of college and wound up living back in Raleigh. The doctors had sewn the wound shut, but some of the seams were not holding. On several of the satellites, we wound up having to re-attach the wire leads in order to make good contact. The Residuary Body would be wound up after three years and the levy was supposed to be reduced annually as properties were disposed of. The director doesn't give her much of a leash in this tightly wound story, but that suits the subject and the actress perfectly well. Similar to last year's party, I wound up with a ton of leftover beer and an extra cooler. Again, the use of pruning paint or wound dressing is not recommended except as a cosmetic treatment. Aided by filmic, reverberative music, Bosher keeps the tension wound to the horrifying climax when the cannibalistic horrors come tumbling out. They would have a coil of fake pearls that would be wound around their curls. Warming people up before they undergo surgery seems to reduce their risk of wound infection. Possible complications include wound and chest infections and abnormal heart rhythms. When invasive infection of a burn wound is suspected, empirical systemic antimicrobial treatment must be started. To keep the wound moist, antimicrobial ointment can be applied to the wound or a hydrating topical dressing, such as a hydrogel, can be used. Show More Sentences He wound up riding the bench for the Crew in the U.S. Open Cup final when Mark Dougherty was sidelined with a knee injury. He was stabbed three times, suffering a fatal wound to the aorta, the major blood vessel from the heart. He spent nearly a year in hospital in 1945 as a result of a leg wound and walked with a pronounced limp for the rest of his life. External pressure dressing was then applied to the stoma while apposing the skin edges to hasten spontaneous wound closure. For each of these writers, the road to Damascus wound on through New York, and beyond. We can't ask for rocket science, but comedy is always better wound up and tight versus aimless. She suffered a bullet wound in the leg, and two in the abdomen, injuring her liver, intestines and pancreas. We wound up the day around six o'clock with a round of sandwiches on the front porch. She wound up her dance routine with a wobbly pirouette and took a little bow. The turban was wound so that a loop of material hanging below the chin could be pulled up to cover the face. They went at a lope, the sound of the rebels swelling and receding as they wound this way and that, sometimes Sara showing them hidden passages. My mom wound it up every night and it plinked its way though the melody until I fell asleep. He has used York's walk-in centre after suffering a wound playing rugby league. Most practitioners are aware of and use traditional methods, such as tracings and rulers, to evaluate wound surface area. After all, the assassins are willing to kill and wound hundreds to get one man. I could see blood running from a wound in his chest and it was clear that it was very difficult for him to speak. The Friday rush hour traffic wound its way slowly out of Glasgow city centre and up onto the Erskine bridge. The pavement ended and I wound through potholes and deep ruts wider than three of my tires put together. The procedure offers an atraumatic conduit for the coronary artery bypass procedure and decreases the number of leg wound complications. They provide thermal insulation to the wound, create a moist wound healing environment, are nonadherent, and provide an atraumatic removal. Show More Sentences Set in a tightly wound labyrinth, this is where the film's insights about human endeavour are finally brought to light under a luminous moon. As Betty tenderly uncovers the wound beneath Rita's luxuriant hair, we know she's already in too deep for her own good. I wound up cleaning it up, then rubbing some baking soda into it and spraying a bit of Lysol. Hughes rubbed salt into the wound for North End by scoring the resulting penalty. To rub salt into the wound the referee blew the final whistle as Ilkley kicked-off. The shot went wide and Michael O'Leary rubbed salt into the wound by doubling his sides advantage almost immediately. For that reason, the airplane wound up with side-by-side seating instead of the Air Force's preferred tandem seating. A cool breeze wound through the narrow streets, and the tang of the sea was stronger. Two area calculations of the same tracing are averaged to determine the wound area. His heart pounded quickly, beating out a fierce tattoo in his strong chest as he walked down the paths which wound and turned into dead ends. Pei said that qualified doctors would have protected the wound with a bandage rather than cotton material. Apply an antibiotic ointment and cover the wound with an adhesive bandage or gauze. There stands the wee dog on his hind legs, his wound bandaged, a gun-belt strapped around his middle. Marie bandaged the wound and told us to go away and let her deal with her patient. But I think maybe cutting the keyhole in the front of my T-shirt and drawing arrows on it with Magic Marker pointing to the wound was perhaps a little over the top. Dressed in a leather aviator helmet, a long, black asymmetrical skirt and punkish boots, she has a covetable designer scarf wound around her neck. If a buyer cannot be found, the company will be wound down and closed. The cop lay open-eyed with a grievous head wound as Johnson again checked for a pulse. For instance, Antonio Reyna met English in a McAllen bar the night before the caper and somehow wound up in the van the next day. He wound up in the hospital, suffering from alcoholism and depression. Show More Sentences His straw hat was crushed and blood flowed from the exit wound in his face as he mumbled something incomprehensible. Between 1999 and 2008, the number of severely intoxicated young women who wound up in E.R.s rose by 52 percent. Although she applied a fresh astringent of sanicle when she changed my bandages, the carrion trapped in the dewclaw infected the wound and it healed badly. As the pitcher wound up to throw the third pitch, my stomach knotted up. He wound up and threw another fastball, high again for ball two. He teased me and wound me up, without mercy, all day, for my grumpiness. Want to know why the Tea Party so eager to grievously wound the Republican Party? In one variant of the receiver, the coils are collinear and are wound about cores that are mounted in pairs of diametrically opposed apertures in the housing of the probe. If the liquidator receives this amount at sale, then, based on the company's statement of affairs when it was wound up, the company could be left in a break-even situation. After the death of the estate owner and before the estate is wound up, the trust can provide a source of funds for the maintenance and other needs of dependants. Eventually the partnership was wound up and a dispute arose as to what should happen to the property that the parties co-owned for their business purposes. The authority itself is due to be wound up at the end of this month. Cold stone hallways wound away from the central rotunda where Mera stood. On luckless occasions my protestations that dancing might aggravate an old shrapnel wound have been overruled, and I have been dragged out onto the dance floor. The Royal Scots and the Black Watch are among other famous regiments facing the axe, while at least one of the two Gurkha battalions is likely to be wound up. The doctors discovered the entry wound into the frontal lobe with a diameter about equal to that of a cigarette. I know there was no wound on my wrist before hitting the sack because upon retiring I took off my watch and did not observe any blemish in the left wrist area. He found Poindexter on the ground, bleeding from a bullet wound to his chest. After weeks or months in the line only a wound can offer him the comfort of safety, shelter, and a bed. He covered the wound made with lint soaked in carbolic acid. Show More Sentences Now I know it is wrong to give water to a person who has fainted or to cut open the wound to bleed out the poison from the body of a snakebite victim. Trillin boomed from the crowd, as the questions wound down, referring to Ephron's chapter on the notoriously difficult Hellman. He soon recovered from his wound and continued selling meth as part of the ring operating from Billings to Bakken. Under UK insolvency law they're last in line to be paid when businesses are wound up behind former staff, secured creditors, liquidators and the tax man. It is important, therefore, for skin and wound care practitioners to be able to turn to credible, authoritative sources of information on skin and wound management. Their fourth comrade, left behind at the cemetery, attempted scaling a fence and wound up in the hospital the next day. The sufferers have been bullied, the bullies have suffered, everyone has a wound deeper than someone else. You have a festering wound in 90 degrees that, if it goes untreated, can lead to sepsis, and death. The snake is wriggling like crazy, but now has its neck wound around a couple of scraggly bushes. Then the water was shallow enough to stand up in, and he waded in towards land, his dark wool hose streaming with water and the linen wrap about his wound wet through. But those strands of his identity are all wound around the conspiracy that led him back to Gambia for the first time in 23 years. A juvenile green turtle was found with a plastic bag wound tightly around its right flipper, cutting off blood flow, aquarium curator Willie Maritz said yesterday. When that did not work they wound up the spring in his back with a key and set him loose solo, whereupon he succeeded in looking like a mechanical toy. He was wiry but compact, like a spring wound so tight it's ready to pop. We just played off each other so well and had the best time doing it and the funniest part was, we wound up having packed houses, other people loved it too. The trial in humans will locate patients whose hearts have stopped after a gunshot wound or other injury. I found numerous abstracts and articles that contain good wound care as part of a general recommendation to practitioners, usually in the conclusion of the document. The shot imploded inside his skull, causing no exit wound and little disfigurement. While women also wear the mawashi, a belt some seven to eight metres long wound tightly around the lower body, it goes over a leotard and, sometimes, Lycra shorts. This enables the dyer to create hanks of yarn that aren't too tightly wound together, ensuring that the dye bath can penetrate all of the fibres and preventing streaking. Show More Sentences Families had been scattered to the four winds and the ramifications of that legacy of broken lineages and uncertain pasts is still felt today, an open wound in history. The programme is terminated after six months and to rub salt into the wound these interns are then not considered when the positions are available. Little tarmac roads wound between the trees and little front and rear gardens were packed with small bushes that gave each property a feeling of seclusion. Having a tube jabbed into an open wound in your throat is clearly not pleasant. A problem that could have been averted at a relatively small cost wound up causing accidents that killed 13 people. Traffic was brought to a standstill for nearly an hour as a succession of people carrying lanterns in all shapes and sizes wound round the streets. I picked up a strand of his long brown hair, and wound it round my finger. Former Communist Party apparatchiks wound up in control of most state assets while billions haemorrhaged out of the country into numbered Swiss bank accounts. As the interview wound down, Bentivolio reflected on what may have motivated him to dress as Santa. The most difficult part, however, for Ryan, was getting used to the skin graft that doctors covered his wound with. The lawyer asserted that an autopsy of Sarbandi showed how the pen knife wound was itself not fatal. A warplane dropped a 550-pound bomb on a building where he and other Hamas leaders were meeting, but Yassin escaped with just a small wound to his hand. Mr Wells had hooked a large flatfish which he thought was a skate, but it turned out to be a stingray and it wound its tail round his arm and stuck a four-inch spike into him. The little dog was found with a cord tightly wound around its neck. The meeting wound down shortly afterward but not before an agitated President Reagan warned once more against leaks. The Denso unit is wound with square cross section copper wire, which puts 33-percent more copper in the armature, improving magnetic efficiency by the same percentage. Once this is dry, fine threads of beeswax are tightly wound around it. There was a lot of business of selecting a kite from the stack, attaching the string, making sure the string was correctly wound on the big wooden spools. And I was there for the past two weeks, and I was on my way back from there and had the layover in Paris, and that's how I wound up on this flight. They can be used to maintain a moist wound environment on a clean, healthy, granulating wound and to facilitate autolytic debridement in wounds with necrotic tissue. Show More Sentences Charles had finished sewing the wound and was now cleaning the needle. The hair was wound on small rods and the perms were very firm and curly. They are chosen for their ability to absorb moisture if the wound is draining or for their ability to stimulate autolytic debridement if the wound has necrotic tissue. Saved from the public gallows, Weeks was virtually exiled from the city, and wound up in Mississippi, where he raised a family. The land stayed level, wound through young trees, then out to a steep, grassy slope. Measurement of wound surface area was obtained by using an acetate tracing and planimeter, a method that has been validated in all common etiologies of ulcers. Silk is spooled off large reels along the top and two, four or six strands are wound together onto spindles at the bottom, making a stronger yarn. I even wound a 10-foot length of parachute cord around my hiking staff. The cable includes armor wires wound around the corrugated-wall tube. When he was cut on the cheek with a skate blade during one battle near the boards, he immediately got the wound patched up and was ready to go again. She didn't have time to dwell on it however, before the pain from her wound surged through her, driving her back to her knees with an anguished cry. Pale vines wound over what looked to be emerald-green alabaster. The fourth, 19-year-old Jaynisha Scheffer, fell beside a bus stop with a fatal wound in her back. Still, as I wound the clock, I felt that it was more than mere decoration. In fact, a wide range of structural proteins have coils in which two or three helices are wound around each other to form a left-handed superhelix conformation. It was wound solemnly each Sunday morning, checked against the BBC time signal, adjusted, and the glass cover snapped gently back for another week. A SURFER needed stitches in a leg wound after being attacked by a sea lion, which bit through his wet suit. And as a recovering alkie, I knew if I settled down with the wrong woman who wound me up, I might go back on the booze. Unlike the yo-yos common here, these look more like two rice bowls joined at the bottom that are wound up by a string tied between two sticks. Immediate postoperative wound dressing varied between participants from plaster cast to a semirigid dressing or wound or elastic bandage. Show More Sentences The larynx and trachea are semirigid cylindrical structures in which wound healing processes tend to stenose the lumen. Non-roster infielder Luis Maza, who made his major-league debut for the Dodgers last season and wound up hitting. In future, prune by the third week of March and cut above a leaf bud scar, so when the wound dries it won't damage the bud. According to a Quad Plus news release, liquid rheostats are commonly used to start and control large AC wound rotor motors for auto shredders. Now, however, it is firmly categorised as a barred spiral galaxy, with loosely wound arms and a relatively small central bulge. We also identified other surgical complications, including seroma, surgical wound infections, hematoma, and flap necrosis. We previously reported that three compounds isolated from Astilbe thunbergii rhizomes accelerated burn wound healing. By early 2002, additional products will include wound healing, scar prevention, cold sores and canker sores and chronic athlete's foot. Mellon and Kevin Bailey wound up with all that and ownership of the building in which to make it happen. But then his second shot wound up in a beer tent, Ernie Els got the check, and the gap between the world's top two players narrowed. The tissue elasticity has a tendency to compress the wound track and the arrow in situ tends to exert an incomplete tamponade on the wound. The bacteria, which are harmless to humans, colonize potato wound sites and form a kind of living bandage that keeps the fungus at bay. As the half wound down Paul Carr squared up to Simon Bunting and they both found themselves in the sin-bin. A randomized trial of postoperative wound irrigation with local anesthetic for pain after cesarean delivery. First aiders were poking fingers into my open wound to check there were no pieces of bull horn stuck inside. For wound care, the researchers suggest, the biosensor pores would contain molecules, such as antibodies, that bind to microbe-specific proteins. Infection-revealing biosensors may someday make wound care a consultation between doctor and bandage. Zachary wound up, eyed the runner, then uncorked a sizzling fastball. His wound consists of a disconnected attachment to the one he loves, a woman who miscognizes his presence. We say to them, this profound wound is our wound and we should transform it into labor pain from which is born a new reality for Lebanon. Show More Sentences Asclepius carried a serpent wound around his wand, a symbol seen today on many ambulances. He wound up with a few minor bumps and bruises from the fight. In their commentary, the Tosafot conclude that it is assur to inflict a wound in one's body even if he benefits from it. One deep wound had been inflicted upon the temple, apparently with some blunt instrument, which had penetrated the brain. A small area of the fundus protruded between the lips of the wound and was left to cutify. If a midwife testifies that the wound is old, then deflowering may have occurred prior to the husband's initial penetration of his wife. You plunge your hand exploringly into the drawer, and bring up a long roll wound thickly with twine of all kinds and colors. The National Orchestral Association wound up its tenth concert season last week without much fanfaring. The dolphin had an open wound on the left fluke of its tail where the propeller had injured it. He should have stayed away from the war wound fuckwittedness, the being cute. Typically they were soldiers who demonstrated they had knowledge in wound treatment and even simple surgical techniques. Physicians surfaced that specialized in disease, surgery, wound dressing and even veterinary medicine. When healing occurs by primary intention, the wound is basically closed with all areas of the wound connecting and healing simultaneously. The base of the skull also presented another fatal wound in which a bladed weapon had been thrust into it, leaving behind a jagged hole. His pal, Mr. Bruce, wound up firing them, went lawyerless, and botched his appeal. A commutated DC motor has a set of rotating windings wound on an armature mounted on a rotating shaft. An alternative manufacturing method is to use wound copper wire laid flat with a central conventional commutator, in a flower and petal shape. It is the industrial age development of the deadfall trap, but relying on the force of a wound spring rather than gravity. It had been such a clean shot that the wound immediately went through the process of cauterisation. In April 1940 the position was formally wound up and the functions transferred to other Ministers. Show More Sentences In 1996 the region became a unitary authority area and the districts were wound up. Some suggest that effects of the wound would be clear to a physician at that point if not before. If the wound did not heal, and thus the physical blemish was a problem for the victim's honour, further payments were required. In medicine, silver is incorporated into wound dressings and used as an antibiotic coating in medical devices. After the party had wound up, I did a bit of hard nutting over my plans for trotting. We decided that since we, Christopher's parents, were alive, we should try to be so properly, and to keep the wound to ourselves. Alginates are commonly used in wound dressings, and production of dental moulds. Thus, one finds individuals dead of a gunshot wound with potentially lethal levels of drugs. When the Development Corporation was wound up in on 31 March 2000, it had achieved many of its objectives. On the hill of Weathertop, they are again attacked by the Black Riders, who wound Frodo with a cursed blade. Blake's reasoning for the disengagement has been attributed to the fact that he received a wound to the thigh that day. In the most common arrangement, an internal electrical generator is run by a mainspring, which is wound by a hand crank on the case. Each would try to wound the other on the head, shoulders, or back, by stabbing or tearing with his upper canines. Other trenches have revealed chipped wood flakes, flint knapping flakes and even wound fibres that appear to have been used as string. These are large and heavy enough to be thrown by swinging, and to seriously wound a person when thrown. Wolf watching as Brodir marched and wound his own innards around the trunk of a large tree. The first, the Canterbury Charm from Canterbury, England, calls upon Thor to heal a wound by banishing a thurs. This was done by heating oil, water, or metal and touching it to the wound to seal off the blood vessels. To add to this, a soldier did not have a good chance of surviving a wound that needed specific, specialized, or knowledgeable treatment. Treating a wound was and remains the most crucial part of any battlefield medicine, as this is what keeps soldiers alive. Show More Sentences Physicians would then let the wound purify, thus making the tissue softer and easier for arrow extraction. If the wound was too advance for simple stitch and bandage, it would often result in amputation of the limb. Once they were in their correct location, the wound was immobilized by either a splint or a plaster mold. A stop watch, either spring wound or digital, may also be used for celestial observations. Recognizing the value of the Emperor as a hostage, Pizarro blocked the attack and received a sword wound to his hand in consequence. It was made at the instance of Lord Derby, then foreign minister, who feared the first name would wound the sensibilities of the Yankees. As scurvy worsens there can be poor wound healing, personality changes, and finally death from infection or bleeding. Small shot did not pack the same punch as a single round ball but the shot could hit and wound multiple enemies. The spun yarn was then wound onto the spindle by moving it so as to form a right angle with the spindle. The warp had to delivered on the beam, or was wound on the beam from cheeses by a beamer. The women would then spin these rough rovings into yarn wound on a spindle. Spinning at differing speeds, these pulled the thread continuously while other parts twisted it as it wound onto the heavy spindles. Both the rollers and the outward motion of the carriage remove irregularities from the rove before it is wound on the spindle. A few turns are wound onto the spindle, to fix the threads to the bare spindles for a new set. With each weaving operation, the newly constructed fabric must be wound on a cloth beam. They argue that the picket line is symbolic of a wound and those who break its borders to return to work are the scabs who bond that wound. Early looms wove a fixed length of cloth, but later ones allowed warp to be wound out as the fell progressed. North American tribal people used mosses for diapers, wound dressing, and menstrual fluid absorption. The carnival's route began in the town centre, wound its way along King Street, and ended with a party in Alexandra Park. Planning powers were restored to the local authority in 1995 when the development corporation was wound up. Find more words! 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