stroke造句

Our old headmaster died of stroke.

He's now fully recovered from his stroke.

Recent longitudinal research has also found a significant protective relationship between social support and stroke mortality, but not stroke incidence.

Diabetes increases the risk of heart disease and stroke.

They intended to devastate the town at one stroke.

The stroke sicken imposed heavy economic burden on the families.

Any swimming stroke can be used in triathlon.

However, the biggest effect of a parental stroke by age 65 is on offspring who have a high stroke risk factor such as high blood pressure, Seshadri said.

Also try holding the back of her head and stroking her temple, or hold her arm and stroke her shoulder, or her thigh and stroke her knee.

While stroke incidence didn't differ among neighborhoods, stroke survival was far better for seniors living in "cohesive" neighborhoods, regardless of their gender.

Believe it or not, herbal tea can cure heart ailments, stroke and even prevent certain cancers!

She is not usually good at tennis, and that winning stroke was a fluke.

They sport equally wacky hair and tinted glasses, and stroke their artsy goatees as they talk.

By Tuesday, 48 hours after the stroke, he was reading a book about Chinese history.

No, provided he restores the raised tuft to its original position before the next stroke.

She also has a pen attached to her bicycle, just in case the Muse hits her in mid-pedal stroke.

Research suggests that foods rich in potassium can reduce the risk of high blood pressure and stroke.

Early in the spring, about a month before my grandpa's stroke, I began walking for an hour every afternoon.

If heat exhaustion is left untreated, it can lead to heat stroke, in which the body's thermoregulatory system shuts down.

After suffering a stroke last year, he looked frail in photos, spurring questions about who might replace him.

He uses a stethoscope to monitor his heart, attempting a stroke[1] of the letter only between beats, when his body is perfectly still.

I can go out and sit with them, or stroke them or hold them or be with them at any time I want.

By an astonishing stroke of luck, we know that this detailed naturalism was only one of the styles that Ice Age artists had at their disposal.

However, when a major artery is blocked, signs and symptoms may be severe, such as those occurring with heart attack, stroke, aneurysm, or blood clot.

Falling down in prosperity, sinking in the bustle, leaving only a slight stroke in history, the persistent teenager has lost his soul for a long time.

The main purpose of Rule 14-2 is to prohibit a caddie from positioning himself behind the player while the player makes a stroke in order to advise the player on alignment or otherwise assist him.

General stroke symptoms can include numbness or weakness on one side of the body, loss of speech, imbalance, trouble with speaking or speech loss, or a sudden, severe headache.

It's just one small step, but proves that at some point scientists may be able to repair parts of the brain disabled by the likes of a stroke with a microchip.

Murat Gunel, Blaine's doctor, said he advised the modern-day Houdini against performing the escape, which he said could cause a blackout, a heart attack, a stroke, or nerve damage in the fingers.

It is this great film's boldest stroke to let her questions float over those fearful early images of an indifferent cosmos as if she had been asking them since the dawn of time.

Time like water, years like lotus, a person's time, quietly guarding this Enron, a stroke of the circulation of time and space, is located in a certain over, no words, silence, unadvertised whirling, quiet and years of Acacia. Laugh, the red dust is picturesque, I make it.

Operation: The performer puts his palm to stroke with strength from“ Tian Tu” down to“ Jiu Wei” along with“ Ren Mai Jing”, then strokes separatedly to both sides line and then returns lightly to the beginning repeatedly for six to thirty six times.