a stroke

He made a stroke with the machete and the impact snapped it out of his hand.

She achieved this by telling the story of her own grandmother, who suffered a stroke and was unable to speak.

When his wife died of a stroke in her sixties, the 72-year-old retired professor was overwhelmed by grief.

At a stroke, a rocky transition - only the second since the collapse of the Soviet Union - seems to have been solved.

A player making a stroke on the bank of a bunker hits the ball to the top of the bank.

The recovery is how a swimmer brings the arm out of the water and back to the front after completing a stroke.

Soon she suffered a stroke, and just as she began to recover from that, her leg had to be amputated.

Don't hesitate to turn to him in time of difficulties, and he can always solve the problems at a stroke .

The U. S. has arrived at the point where poverty could be abolished easily and simply by a stroke of the pen.

FAS has been documented around the world and is usually linked to a stroke or traumatic brain injury.

A stroke that lands above the center of a ball, AS in golf or tennis, giving it a forward spin.

By a stroke of luck the planets that gathered together in April are still having such a good time, they decided to stay together longer!

A stroke is all dangerous of test, make me stronger, more humble, my hope have no broken wing.

That gives it a better sense of whether a stroke was intended to be horizontal, vertical, or diagonal.

after a lifetime of physical and intellectual vigor, Ram Dass suffered a stroke that left him in a wheelchair and slow of speech.

Scott called an ambulance and she was taken to hospital, where it was initially thought she may have had a stroke.

Using decision trees in expert systems is nothing new, but applying that idea to a crowdsourcing model might possibly be a stroke of genius.

It could also help with medical rehabilitation for people after a stroke, people with Parkinson's disease, or to help them overcome phobias.

Once we understand body ownership better we can look at it in a stroke patient and see what is different between them and healthy people.

She had a stroke and was unable to walk for the rest of her life.

The marker, who was a fellow-competitor, recorded a gross score of 4 for A, who did not receive a stroke, and no gross score for B.

The moment, the wind turned southwest and large, and the boat, raise your hand and forehead, salty, thought by a stroke.

It could be particularly useful in trying to understand how it re- learns language after a stroke .

Britney, * 22, used just such a stroke of genius during a dinner party, when she was swooning over the guy sitting next to her.

It's sort of like a tennis player who thinks too hard about a stroke--you're temporarily crippled.

His mother's blindness before she died had terrified him and his own eye infection had been a stroke of doom.

Her fortune had been made at a stroke, without her having the least idea of the source from which it had so unexpectedly materialized.

A players caddie inadvertently stood on an extension of the players line of play behind the ball when the player made a stroke.

Like a matter calligrapher, sometimes, and he needs to exaggerate the thickness or thinness of a stroke, elaborately straighten or curve it.

The inheritance came out of the blue as a stroke of good fortune.

But the agreement begun to unravel in August, around the time leader Kim Jong Il is believed to have suffered a stroke.

At this point, certainly, falling in love and getting married may be less a matter of choice than a stroke of wild great luck.

Your 70-year-old mother has suffered a stroke. You rush to her house nearby to take her to the hospital.

With a stroke of her razor-sharp pen, Chua has set a whole nation of parents to wondering: Are we the losers she's talking about?

In new research, the more people believe good things will happen, the less likely they were to suffer a stroke within two years.

EXAMPLE: A stroke incapacitated the company's elderly president last month, and his son is now in charge.

Edward was sent to Hyannis Port to break the news to his father, who had been disabled by a stroke.

After a stroke, neurogenesis commences in the hippocampus in an apparent attempt to produce new neurons to heal such damaged brain tissue.

But just as that event did not solve the region's problems at a stroke, so it is in Africa now.

By making changes in your life that affect the likelihood of your suffering a stroke, you could prevent a stroke from happening to you.

The arrow had been shot by a poacher which had been hunting a stag. What a stroke of luck!

So when, a few weeks before we were married, he bought a knife without consulting me, I nearly had a stroke.

However, with a stroke of the presidential pen, Mr Bush has bypassed all the expected wrangling over the area's management and use.

It is vital that you know how to recognize the signs of a stroke so you or your loved one can get help immediately.

Yet he appears to have neglected his own succession plans until reportedly suffering a stroke two years ago.

A stroke is the forward movement of the club made with the intention of striking at and moving the ball -- see Definition of "Stroke. "

In one case, a patient who had sleep drunkenness came to the emergency room because his wife thought he had a stroke.

I called Irina Borisovna. Her friend had suffered a stroke, and the coat would be stolen at Russian customs if I sent it back.

Diabetic patients with dizziness, to be alert to possible precursor to a stroke, a stroke may have occurred, requiring special attention.

After two years we moved into a more manageable house but, not long after, my husband suffered a stroke.

Mou said she was never trained. "I can't tell why I manage to do this. My mind sees a stroke number as a character comes before my eyes. "

A stroke, for instance, occurs when a clot restricts blood flow to part of the brain, cutting off the oxygen supply and killing neurons.

Devaluation would, at a stroke, produce a wave of defaults in euro-denominated contracts.

With a stroke, a computer game company can put thousands of poor people out of business.

MAOIs interact with tyramine in such a way that may cause a sharp increase in blood pressure, which could lead to a stroke.

They went ahead, and then, as if by a stroke of magic, the secret was discovered.

In eighteen ninety-eight, Jack Gardner died unexpectedly of a stroke. Isabella knew she had no time to lose in building her museum.

Researchers in the United States have found that for older women too much or too little sleep increases their risk of a stroke.

Mr Kim's verification tantrum was followed by what may have been a stroke.

Before the French Revolution, criminals sentenced to death were burnt at the stake , hanged , or decapitated with a stroke of a sword.

We present a case of a previously mentally healthy male, who developed catatonia years after a stroke in the right hemisphere.

As well, some people speculated Kim Jong Il, who suffered a stroke-like illness two years ago, was in poor health again.

People can compose individual characters relatively easily by building them up a stroke at a time.

He had had a stroke and his speech was somewhat impaired, but his eyes were bright, his mind was working, and we had a good last visit.

The upper press member that moves through a stroke a distance depending upon the size and design of the press.

Mr. Chu stopped producing work after a stroke two years ago rendered him paralyzed and unable to speak.

"What? " Said the old man, frowning sternly and missing a stroke.

A player plays a stroke from wets or soil the ball adheres to the face of the club.

Any one of the signs above could be an indication of a stroke.

So he went home, and about three days later, the tingling returned and he thought he was having a stroke.

In a stroke play competition on a handicap basis, the handicap is deducted at the end of the round and not at individual holes.

Kim probably had a stroke in 2008 and is preparing to hand power to his youngest son, Kim Jong Un, the South Korean government says.

He suffered a stroke in early 2010, but returned to the company in January and has gradually been increasing his responsibilities.

Was that McNealy's fault for not preparing the transition better or simply a stroke of bad luck?

Assad's frailty and a stroke suffered by Foreign Minister Shara in the fall of 1999 heightened Barak's sense of urgency.

'From Dufresne, ' he said, low, and never missed a stroke with his push-broom.

This "arrhythmia" raises the risk that clots may form in the heart and possibly travel to the brain, causing a stroke.

In 1990, a stroke left Mr. Transtromer largely unable to speak, but he continued to write.

She had a stroke which left her unable to speak.

Mr. Kim suffered a stroke-like illness in August 2008 and was incapacitated for two months, forcing him to begin to groom a successor.

A player plays a stroke from wet sand or soil and the ball adheres to the face of the club. What is the ruling?

By a stroke of luck, Ayn (it rhymes with "mine" ) encountered legendary director Cecil B. DeMille on her secondday in town.

South Korean and US officials said the 66-year-old leader suffered a stroke in August and underwent surgery.

A stroke with or as if with a pencil.

In what occurred as a stroke of bad luck, my boyfriend (now husband) needed to go back to Florida to continue his flight training.

An exercise involving a portion or part of a stroke, used to improve technique.

The benefit of prescribing dipyridamole plus aspirin to prevent new vascular events in patients who have had a stroke is clear.

At a stroke they would kill initiative, and send a massive signal to wealth-creators: do not invest here.

Shouren a few strokes . Shouren also a stroke, is only slightly less than fat people more.

Once a stroke kills a swath of brain cells, a neurotransmitter known as GABA impairs the surviving, apparently healthy, brain tissue.

The method offers five types: horizontal, vertical, a stroke down to the left, a bent stroke and a dot or stroke down to the right.

Though the cause was never pinpointed, it's speculated that it could've been triggered by mushroom poisoning, a stroke, or cerebral malaria.

It looked particularly vulnerable in 2008 when Mr Kim had what was thought to be a stroke.

Yet without a stroke of luck, George Foreman, would have left that billion dollar product on the shelf. It begs the question. . .

It remains unconfirmed whether leader Kim Jong Il, believed to be recovering from a stroke, is actually in control of the country.

I particularly want to apologize to Chris Matthews. Four years ago, I gave him a thrill up his leg -- this time around I gave him a stroke.

His gamble turned out to be a stroke of political genius.

But it was only a stroke of fate. Nobody could be blamed for it.

In 2006 Linda Walker, 60, woke from a stroke to find that her Geordie accent had been transformed into a Jamaican one.

Cairo will not draw anything without a stroke, and accidentally failing to include the stroke is a common problem for beginners.

Recently he had a stroke, so he had to yank his hat out of the ring.

Yeah, for my dad's birthday, I decided to give him a stroke.

By a stroke of his pen, President Obama made a federal agency the world's largest venture capitalist.

A few paces away, another man, recently paralyzed on his left side after a stroke, moaned a lament he alone could comprehend.

But traditional guidelines say not to use tPA if more than three hours have passed after the first signs of a stroke.

In 2005, after nearly 20 years of joblessness, depression and living off the government that screwed him, Walters had a stroke.

One more reason to keep your glass half full: Optimists might be less likely to have a stroke.

The elections were called two years early after the sudden death of the late President Levy Mwanawasa from a stroke.

The most common symptom of a stroke is sudden weakness of the face, arm, or leg, most often on one side of the body.

The effects of a stroke are often permanent because the dead brain cells cannot be replaced.

The patients had chronic hemiparesis, which is weakness on one side of the body, at least six months after a stroke.

His office said that the cause was pneumonia, the Japanese news media reported. He had been ill since having a stroke in 1996.

When their kids were five and two, Carol had a stroke and a brain tumor and died suddenly.

"We hope to show that a person with a stroke or an amputee would be able to control an assistive device, " Contreras-Vidal says.

Well, at least as simple as seeing a stroke of precious sunlight can keep us happy.

[After minutes] D: I think you've got a stroke. I'll prescribe some bills and have you come back in a week.

Sometimes symptoms of a stroke are difficult to identify. Unfortunately, the lack of awareness spells disaster.

The warning signs of a stroke are generally identifiable by the neurological symptoms.

Next, draw a red (#6A0400) rectangle as a search input field, then apply a Stroke and a Pattern overlay layer effect.

He was rushed back to a White House sickroom but there suffered a stroke on October 2.

To force everyone to say what they have to say in 140 characters deals with the communications overload at a stroke.

It is seductive to think a new technology can solve your problems at a stroke. But zealotry has lately suffered a defeat.

We evaluated the effects of therapy with an angiotensin-receptor blocker, telmisartan, initiated early after a stroke.

Whether a stroke causes long-term damage depends on its severity and how quickly treatment stabilizes the brain.

And China's notably top-down planning system allows the creation of these at a stroke.

The main interest is in whether Kim is interested in a deal and Clinton's assessment of his state of mind: Kim suffered a stroke last year.

He reportedly suffered a stroke last summer and in rare appearances since has looked a shadow of his former paunchy self.

Rupture of these plaques may result in a stroke, heart attack and death.

Former British Prime Minister died yesterday after she had a stroke.

"In other words, time is brain, " Dr. Kaskar said. "The sooner a stroke is detected and treated, the better the outcome. "

But he might not have got far had it not been for a stroke of luck.

Once you've placed the rectangle in a proper place, apply a Drop shadow and a Stroke effect using the values below.

We also had a stroke of luck in the league games, but that has deserted us in the last few weeks.

Other recent studies suggest a daily coffee can ward off depression in women and even slash the risk of a stroke by a quarter.

This idiom satirizes those who just wait for a stroke of luck, rather than making efforts to obtain what they need.

Health report: What Happens in a Stroke? Experts Liken It to a 'Brain Attack'

In November a group at Glasgow University implanted stem cells into the brain of a stroke victim.

The stroke victim may suffer severe brain damage when people nearby fail to recognize the symptoms of a stroke.

At a stroke the little woods and copses became a cacophony: a musical celebration of the instantaneous horniness of the turning year.

He continued to write and hold occasional poetry readings until a stroke paralyzed his right arm in 1910.

Knowing whether you are at a higher risk could help you recognize the signs of a stroke faster and save your life.

Ailing leader Kim Jong-il, is thought to have suffered a stroke last summer and has appeared frail in public appearances.

Song Qiao exposes Song Nian's past doings, causing him to suffer a stroke. Yu Chen is secretly relived.

That would permit a devaluation that would, at a stroke, increase Spain's competitiveness and allow the economy to grow again.

The warning signs may be those of a stroke. However, these occur for a short time and tend to resolve on their own.

If you think someone is having a stroke, you should seek help immediately.

You could do it with a stroke of the pen.

Meanwhile, scientists are testing chemicals to counteract the otherwise irreversible self-destruction of brain cells following a stroke.

Though such actions will not resolve anything at a stroke, they would over time strengthen moderates in both camps.

The stroke victim may suffer brain damage when people nearby fail to recognize the symptoms of a stroke.

It thins the blood, which is why it is routinely prescribed for people who already have heart disease or who have had a stroke.

The piston completes a stroke each time(that)it changes direction of motion.

It was spring before I managed to escape from the penitentiary, and then only by a stroke of fortune.

Skim the surface like a stroke, the timing of military force, all these are temporary people unbearable ah?

A stroke occurs when a clot cuts off blood flow to parts of the brain.

From here, you can begin to build a stroke with fine points like initiating the out sweep before the head comes up. . . and much, much more.

Having a positive attitude will help you to avoid getting a stroke.

If the player removes the cart does not play a stroke while sting on it, does he nevertheless incur a penalty for a breach of Rule 13-3?

Suffer a stroke, paralyze, half-paralyzed, epilepsy, apoplexy, concussion of brain, heart attack, high blood pressure and nerve obstacle.

Washington accelerated its efforts to try to discuss North Korea with the PLA in 2008 following reports that Kim Jong Il suffered a stroke.

Examinations revealed he had suffered a stroke after his left vertebral artery became blocked, preventing blood from reaching his brain.

But prognosis following a stroke depends on its cause, Lyden said, and that remains unclear.

That changed in May 2009, when Mr. Gilb had a stroke that rendered the right side of his body virtually useless.

Kim Jong Il is widely reported to have suffered a stroke in August and has been absent from many public functions in recent months.

In a stroke of imaginative creativity, we name the object identifier column OID and specify that its values will be user generated.

Could Judith's recent job loss also be a stroke of great luck?

By a stroke (ie instance) of ( good ) fortune , he won the competition.

the other women after a stroke, waiting for the ambulance to come to 6 hours, arrival at the hospital have been seriously brain damaged.

There is a risk that giving a patient a strong blood thinner during a stroke can cause bleeding inside the brain.

In fact, adults with diabetes are two to four times more likely to have heart disease or a stroke than adults without diabetes.

A morphology-based thinning algorithm and a stroke extraction algorithm based on improved gradient is presented.

By reducing lesion recurrence rates in the weeks after a stroke, it may reduce the risk of stroke recurrence in the coming years, they add.

A players ball lies under a bush and it is clearly unreasonable for the player to play a stroke at it.

In a stroke the archetypal boss, demanding always to be kept in the loop, is made a fool.

He squandered his fortune and has committed suicide. The news has so shocked my aunt, it's brought on a stroke.

He since then has traveled rarely, and stayed home for nearly two years after suffering a stroke-like illness in August 2008.

It kind of helped me, in my recovery from a stroke, to remember things I thought I'd forgotten.

South Korean intelligence officials told lawmakers last week they believe the North Korean leader is recovering from a stroke.

Had they known how to identify the signs of a stroke, perhaps Ingrid would be with us today.

He dashed off a late application, where by a stroke of luck it was fielded and accepted by Mr. Dodd.

No. When B conceded As next stroke, A had completed the hole. Concession of a stroke may not be declined or withdrawn - see Rule 2-4.

Kim Jong-il, the North Korean leader, may have suffered a stroke within the past two weeks, a US intelligence official said yesterday.

I just had a stroke of inspiration, why don't we ask Duran for a ride!

That would dispose of ownership and management transparency worries at a stroke.

His health, however, is in doubt: He is believed to have suffered a stroke in 2008, and recent photos show a frail man.

By a stroke of sheer good luck, he was called upon to accompany the President.

This paper also blends paper texture and interior shading to implements the effect of interaction between paper and pencil in a stroke.

In eighteen ninety-eight, Jack Gardner died unexpectedly of a stroke.

U. S. and South Korean officials say he suffered a stroke; the North Korean people say their tireless leader was suffering from exhaustion.

It was a blow, but now he had a stroke of luck.

If you suspect that you or someone in your presence may be having a stroke, call for help immediately.

The elections were called following the death in August of the late President Levy Mwanawasa from a stroke.

It was a stroke of luck that I found you here.

The combination can dangerously thin the blood, putting patients at risk of uncontrolled bleeding which can lead to a stroke.

Woodrow Wilson was humiliated by America's failure to join the League of Nations and then incapacitated by a stroke.

One had a wife with a stroke, the other a great tragic loss of their parents.

Some say the crisis could be resolved at a stroke by the issue of eurozone bonds.

A stroke and or traumatic head injuries are the leading causes in "FAS" foreign accent syndrome.

The 18th, put on your thinking cap (especially at work), and the 22nd, prepare yourself for a stroke of good fortune.

"Dear Leader" Kim Jong-il suffered a stroke last August, raising questions as to who would be his successor.

Drove up to San DiegoSaw a sign for Mission BeachAnd so, went out deep into the ocean, Saw a shark and had a stroke.

But in 1979 he was in Kabul when the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan, and this was a stroke of luck.

His 50-year-old father had suffered a stroke, he said, because of the shock of the abduction.

If you are recovering from a stroke, you should discuss possible exercise plans with the members of your rehabilitation team.

Muscle weakness, as well as balance problems, are very common after a stroke.

Our goal here is to create a stroke in which the legs are drawn forward by the hips. . . which are drawn forward by the arms.

Cambridge took eaterfirst, and went evenly along at a stroke of38 to the minute.

The country's ruler, who suffered a stroke two years ago, is reportedly lining up his third son as his successor.

No personal impulses can be felt in it; not a stroke has any verve .

Yet a recent study showed that seemingly healthy middle- aged people can suffer a stroke without immediately knowing it.

But it descends with sudden force Like a stroke of lightning.

Dwell Time: The duration of time a ball stays on a racket during a stroke.

Neither grand plans nor vigilant policing of interim agreements will end this tangle at a stroke.

There was a stroke of irony in his tone.

If you have short arms don't despair, you can swim just as fast as anyone else when you've adopted a stroke style that suits you.

To adjust and aim the club at (a golf ball) in preparing for a stroke.

Rabe died in 1950 of a stroke, but as Chang learned, he left an amazing 2000 page chronicle of Nanking, meticulously typed and illustrated.

On February 2, 2001 distinguished sleep and dream researcher Professor J. Allan Hobson had a stroke in his brain stem.

In other words, the more severe the sleep apnea, the greater the chance of a stroke.

Eating three bananas cuts your risk of a stroke, scientists say.

Also, red wine has compounds that may ward off the build-up of fatty tissue in the arteries that can cause a stroke or heart attack.

Targeting GABA could help a stroke-afflicted brain better overcome its damage, the researchers suggest.

A stroke occurs when blood flow to the brain is decreased or interrupted, causing brain damage and brain cell death.

At a stroke, his predecessor Baron de Meyer's soft-focus aesthetic looked outmoded and trivial.

His health had been poor since he narrowly escaped a stroke at Paris.

By a stroke of scientific serendipity, they are also, indirectly, lending a hand to oceanographers interested in whales.

I had founded my charity on conditions of repayment, even if the repayment was merely a stroke to my ego.

The old man had a stroke a month ago. His son hired a nurse to care for him.

At a stroke, China and India will rival the US and the European Union as key global centres for competition law.

i'm so thankful that we met. it was really a stroke of luck that i was there in the cafe that day.

And then I realized what a tremendous gift this experience could be, what a stroke of insight this could be, to how we live our lives.

At a stroke, that would curtail many valid forms of online interaction.

After a stroke, brain cells die rapidly due to lack of oxygen or insufficient nutrients.

Mr Kim, 66, reportedly suffered a stroke last month and is recuperating after emergency brain surgery.

For the last five years, so it seems, he hasn't done a stroke of work, hasn't turned over a penny. Business has gone to smash.

But Copernicus had suffered a stroke a few months earlier.

Never, though, have any of my very best ideas come to me all at once in anything resembling a stroke of genius.

Mrs. Smith had been paralyzed by a stroke.

The joker was choked by a stroke of smoke for his undue provoking.

During his first operation in Afghanistan he suffered a stroke and became partially paralyzed.

It said one crewman had died of a stroke while being held captive.

Several of us neighbors huddled outside, worrying aloud that George or Lily had suffered a stroke.

At a stroke it will remove fear and replace it with hope, joy and peaceful co-operation between all people.

At a stroke, we would know who was profligate with company money and who was parsimonious .

Prosopagnosia can be caused by brain damage from a stroke or head trauma, or degenerative diseases.

A stroke of lightning shattered their mast, which in its fall killed the pilot .

Before the player makes a stroke, the Committee suspends play, and the player discontinues play immediately without lifting his ball.

Bolden suffered a stroke in 2004, and her family said she spoke little after that and slept much of the time.

Background Prolonged lowering of blood pressure after a stroke reduces the risk of recurrent stroke.

if don't suffer a stroke tonight, it still will take place of, tomorrow, next week, next month . . . . . .