Sentences with phrase «snakebite as»

But by spelling snakebite as two words, this sentence implies that Mr. Crowe helped a snake bite a boy!

But the morale of Bolivia's army of Indian conscripts was low, and Paraguayans were better fitted to fight in the lowland swamps and jungles, in which many Bolivians died of disease and snakebite as well as gunfire.

Not exact matches

A copperhead snakebite is not always fatal.Once they bite they start using their fangs to climb, sinking them in as they go.If they think nothing will kill them they drink, then why are they not drinking an acid that for sure supposed to?

Barney will be hoping to bounce back following that crashing defeat to Lewis as he takes on Dave «Chizzy» Chisnall, who himself won 7 - 1 in the opening week, defeating Snakebite Peter Wright 7 - 1.

As Saccavino knocks back his snakebite, Hamilton reappears with a tray of fresh shots.

Every year, snakebites kill up to 90,000 people, mostly in impoverished, rural tropical areas, as well as causing thousands of debilitating injuries to survivors, in part the reason that snakebite has the status of a neglected tropical disease.

The program is housed in the only major trauma center near the Sierra Nevada, so its doctors handle serious wilderness injuries, such as lightning strikes and snakebites, up and down the mountain range.

But although the disease flickers in and out of the public consciousness, a new study shows that another killer was nearly as deadly: snakebites.

It has been used throughout history for treatment of intestinal problems, snakebites, open wounds, ulcers, scurvy, and as one of the most effective laxatives available.

Also known as Cowhage, it has been applied in treating snakebites, anxiety and arthritis.

Dane DeHaan stars as Zach, a gloomy teenager mourning the death of his girlfriend, Beth Slocum (Aubrey Plaza), after she was killed by a snakebite while hiking alone in the woods.

To prevent snakebites — remove areas around your home where snakes may hide such as fallen trees, tall grass, rocky areas, standing water, and deep holes.

The foundation helps them to recognize signs of medical emergencies such as boat, snakebite, accidental narcotic ingestion and many others.

Veterinarians cite heat stroke, snakebites, plant toxicities, even «hit by car» accidents as common spring and summer dangers they see as emergencies.

Snake venom is a crucial ingredient for its counterpart, antivenom, which doctors use as a kind of antidote to rescue the lives of snakebite victims.

Indigenous people used it as a fish poison, and traditional Mesoamerican healers used it to treat rheumatism, snakebites, muscular pain, and skin conditions.