Sentences with phrase «times near death»

Nurses for Newborns was founded over 20 years ago by a nurse who was frequently called to the emergency room to re-admit babies who had completely preventable illness, many times near death.

Mostly because it's just a waste of energy; by the time I near death - age, there will be an abundance of immortality - guaranteeing super-technology, right?

Not exact matches

when someone is near death, time is of essence.

It also probably greatly depends on the state your body is in at the time of near death.

The time of Christ's death was near, and the three years of Christ's public ministry were almost complete, so Jesus was heading to Jerusalem with His disciples.

So make sure of your end make sure that all the stories of people with near death experiences are not true make sure that your words support and not crush for someday there will be a time to pay what you have sown and it may be with your own spirit, make sure.

For example, as Shakespeare's famous Sonnet XVIII nears its end and we are unsure of how the speaker's love will overcome death or how «in eternal lines to time [she will grow],» there occurs a tiny typographical indentation and line space.

The form of this strange little narrative of Moses» near brush with death probably reaches back to a time not far removed from the exodus era.

In the Anima Christi I say»... in the hour of my death call me...» Each time I seek the support of Mary in reciting the Hail Mary I ask her to be near me when I die»... pray for us sinners now and at the hour of our death.»

Unfortunatly I can no longer eat legumes of any kind since my near death experience on top of a Japanese mountain after eating Azuki beans... for some reason my body decided that was it and the now, any legumes would kill me if I ingested them... I now have to have an epi - pen on me at all time.

Until shortly before his death aged 90, he would still walk two miles a day to buy his newspaper, play tennis three times a week and sail competitively near his home so it is no wonder that his boast of being sunk three times and never getting his feet wet was always proudly toasted at each port; «on the rocks» naturally!

He survived the Bataan Death March, but by the time he was liberated from a Japanese prisoner - of - war camp in 1945 his weight had fallen from 170 to 125, he was paralyzed from the waist down and was near death from malnutriDeath March, but by the time he was liberated from a Japanese prisoner - of - war camp in 1945 his weight had fallen from 170 to 125, he was paralyzed from the waist down and was near death from malnutrideath from malnutrition.

Despite the minimal amount of text, the book does manage to convey a real sense of the passage of time, as well as a sense of dread over the near - inevitability of his death.

We do know, though, that Mary, Queen of Scots, with her usual faulty sense of timing, was seen playing golf on the fields near Seton Castle only a short time after the death of Darnley.

It's not like it wasn't an exciting package at the time — Alex White had his sinker of death, and Drew Pomeranz looked to be a near - certain contributor, which he's turned out to be — but that's what happens to most prospect packages.

Franklin was shot to death Thursday, near the South Side site where Coleman was seriously injured in a car accident at about the same time.

[1] Perinatal mortality means death of the fetus or newborn near the time of birth.

«We understand that he is now so near to death that there may not be enough time to appeal his case.

Hinz asked, fighting back tears, as she described her daughter's frequent convulsions that have left the child near death at times.

Similarly, Balboni wrote, the cancer patients who relied on private, unspoken religious beliefs to manage their illness were «nearly three times more likely to receive intensive life - prolonging care near death and less likely to enter hospice during the final weeks of life» than those without a pronounced religious sense.

First described in ancient times, near - death experiences, or NDEs, happen when patients are critical or when their hearts have briefly stopped.

As his death neared, he wrote of his fading hearing, perceiving a story about a big - time publicist diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis as a story about a «cuttlefish.»

The novice and seasoned geologists from the University of Rochester have gone out with the eye trackers about four times a day over their two - week field trip across California, which took them from San Francisco by the San Andreas Fault through the snowy Sierra Nevada near Yosemite National Park to the harshest area of the U.S. «Death Valley is a great place, where one can really see active geology firsthand — forces that are shaping the crust of the earth,» says geophysicist John A. Tarduno, another of the Rochester scientists.

Injured patients with decreased travel times to the nearest trauma center had 16 % lower odds of death, while injured patients affected by a closure had 26 % higher odds of death.

At the time, his grandfather was near death from leukemia.

About 25 per cent of injuries looked «fresh», so occurred near the time of death, hinting blows to the head were the cause (American Journal of Physical Anthropology, doi.org/cb5g).

Looking at the patients» blog posts over time, the researchers also found that their use of positive emotion words actually increased as they neared death, while their use of negative emotion words did not.

After the Soviet Union's break - up in 1991, the observatory fell on hard times, but Ambartsumian went on living near the facility and continued conducting experiments there until his death in 1996.

When you go through a near - death experience — you feel terrified for quite some time.

During this time, he had a near - death experience where he was taken to Heaven and met a Master Teacher.

Still, binging on that many comics in one sitting can feel a little much at times especially with the deaths and near deaths.

I don't think I've ever seen digital colour - timing so serially abused, or so hammily: Colin Firth is an English professor trying to go about his routine after the recent death of his long - time companion (Matthew Goode, better than he was in Watchmen), whom he can't publicly mourn; every time he sees something «sublime,» like a pretty little girl in a dress who asks him why he looks sad, the image goes from washed - out pastel shades to near - blinding Technicolor.

Join the team at Hamsters Inc. as they delve into the practice and reveal that hamsters must endure as many near - death experiences as possible and over time, the little furry balls of fun turn into bronze, silver, and gold!

You've seen him dozens of times, as hammerheaded toughs on TV and along the jagged crevices of the big screen, lolling silently in shadow, waiting to scurry out from beneath a rock whenever death drew near.

With the near inevitability of a civilian death toll any time the Avengers are involved in an incident, the U.N. steps in with an accord proposing regulation and oversight of the super-powered people.

Opening with a flawlessly timed scene in which Steven is told he was adopted, the film dives right in to a real life story of near death experiences, jailhouse romance, fraud and fakery that defies belief.

And don't worry, there are more than enough cool chase scenes, scrapes, escapes, and near - death experiences aboard spacecraft both large and small to keep you entertained for the two - hour and twenty - three - minute run time.

With his business manager, Carol Jenson (Amy Ryan), he's spent a lot of time on the road but now he's been offered financial backing from The Lazarus Fellowship, a Christian church founded by Tony Lazarus (Danny McBride, Eastbound & Down), a sinner whose near death experience — while in the company of a hooker — inspired him to change his ways... and marry the hooker, Joylinda (Leslie Bibb, Crossing Jordan, The League).

Parents are choosing «free» public schools over the heavily subsidized tuition they would pay at private and parochial schools because times are desperate; so desperate parents must make a near life - or - death decision about whether to feed their children or brave the tumult of their locally assigned school.

We edge nearer death every time we plot.

By the time of her death in 2011, Alliluyeva was living in near poverty in Wisconsin — an anything but predictable end for a Kremlin princess.

With the original X-Men not wanting to return to their original time, shenanigans ensue when Sentinels attack mutants on the streets and the near - death of young Cyclops temporarily erases modern Scott from the picture.

At the same time, it would seem that the way you can claim critical illness is such that most of the time you can claim it, you are almost very disabled or near death.

Mine is great and I can charge my phone from «near death» to 100 % 4 times before I have to recharge the Powergen.

The route you must take is usually very obvious and it all becomes rather familiar far too quickly: there's only so many times you can run up a wall and leap off of it before it starts to become pretty repetitive and mundane, and Vigil really don't do anywhere near as much with the platforming segments as could have, even with Death's fairly limited moveset.

These of course are carefully placed right near a jump, so you will end up falling to a horrible death most of the time.

Path to Death Mountain Crater 68)(At night time) near the top of the trail that the rocks fall on you, you will notice a boulder on the right side of the path that is up against the wall.

Path to Death Mountain Crater 68)(At night time) near the top of the trail that the rocks fall on you, you will notice a boulder on the left side of the path that is up against the wall.

Players are rewarded via time and skill bonuses, gained from near death experiences.

You do this by exploding youtself near to others who in turn die a grisly death in as fast a time as possible.