We fought, and the things he said lacerated my brain.
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Watson suffered a broken neck, broken pelvis, and lacerated liver.
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The doctors fear that the stab wound has lacerated my lung.
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The blade passed through his left kidney and lacerated his liver.
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Then, I graphically lacerated a man's face with a table saw.
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Lykes played despite a broken nose and a lacerated left eye.
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The complaint says the bullet shattered her ribs and lacerated her liver.
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Her body was covered in bruises and she had a lacerated liver.
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A woman's bowels can get lacerated accidentally — and so can her child.
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Dozens of slashes lacerated his torso, and bullets had shattered his skull.
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He lacerated his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, as thoroughly untrustworthy and unethical.
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Luck missed nine games last season with injuries including a lacerated kidney.
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LF Daniel Nava, who suffered a lacerated left index finger Friday vs.
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Los Angeles TE Hunter Henry (lacerated kidney) is done for the season.
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Diekman had not pitched since July 5 because of lacerated left index finger.
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Scutt said the major medical concern was internal bleeding from a lacerated kidney.
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Spilled bowel contents from instruments that had lacerated the uterus and large intestine.
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It shows Ms. Malikzada's lacerated body surrounded by a forest of cloaked figures.
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A young woman is murdered, her body lacerated and smeared with pig's blood.
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An autopsy revealed the infant died of blunt force trauma and had suffered multiple broken bones, a lacerated heart vessel, a lacerated kidney, brain bleeding, a liver contusion, a hemorrhage behind the eyes, and several bruises to the back and head.
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I lacerated my liver and my spleen, and broke four bones in my spine.
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Her frenulum was lacerated and she bit her tongue multiple times as she struggled.
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Her heart and lungs were lacerated, and the bones in her face were broken.
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The victim's vagina was lacerated and had dirt in it, a nurse told her.
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I move on to a girl with a lacerated artery in her amputated leg.
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For years I lacerated my legs and arms with razor blades and kitchen knives.
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Autopsy reports typically indicate that the jumpers have lacerated aortas, livers, spleens, and hearts.
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Weeks is currently in the hospital with a punctured lung, lacerated liver and broken ribs.
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Meanwhile, Spain will have to face Italy, and mend their lacerated gameplan in the meantime.
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The Patriots quarterback is recovering from a lacerated right hand, which he injured last month.
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But the autopsy revealed that the baby had suffered bleeding of the brain, a lacerated heart vessel, a lacerated left kidney, a liver contusion, three fractured ribs, multiple bruises to the back and head and a hemorrhage behind the eyes, local news station KDKA reports.
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Our Church has been lacerated by this wound, and we must take action to heal it.
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In the video, Angel clings the lacerated edge of the ice hole desperately and cries out.
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He had surgery to repair a lacerated knee tendon suffered while playing in Sweden last spring.
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Vuscan sustained a lacerated liver and spleen while Regis suffered a fractured leg, the document states.
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Those included a lacerated liver, bruised lung, and contusions to her chest, back, abdomen and head.
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Mack's injuries were horrific -- 18 broken bones, broken eye socket, broken nose and a lacerated liver.
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During his career, Luck suffered a lacerated kidney, a torn abdomen, torn cartilage, and a concussion.
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This movement has contributed to painful American job loss, depressed wages, separated families and lacerated communities.
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Our church has been lacerated by this wound and we must take action to heal it.
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Mirra had his spleen removed, lacerated his liver and frequently twisted his knees and sprained his ankles.
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The bullet shattered the window and punctured his throat; the shrapnel lacerated his skull, chest, and stomach.
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Besides the numerous stab wounds, she also suffered a partially eviscerated intestine and a lacerated liver and spleen.
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She suffered six cracked ribs, a broken clavicle, a fractured vertebrae and a lacerated spleen, according to AL.com.
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"The impact tore my iris, nearly ruptured my eyeball, lacerated my skin and broke my nose," she recalled.
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"The impact tore my iris, nearly ruptured my eyeball, lacerated my skin and broke my nose," she recalled.
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Los Angeles Chargers tight end Hunter Henry was placed on season-ending injured reserve due to a lacerated kidney.
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The bullet went through breast tissue, shattered a rib, lacerated her liver and then exited her body, the lawsuit says.
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LF Daniel Nava, who sustained a lacerated left index finger Friday, returned to the starting lineup Monday against the A's.
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Reading Waldman is like being in the world today, neither inured to the news nor lacerated by our own empathy.
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Surgery late that night — long after Kira's symptoms began — revealed massive internal bleeding caused by a lacerated bladder during her C-section.
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Keenan Allen, who missed eight games last season with a lacerated kidney, left with what appeared to be a serious knee injury.
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I'll be honest, when I think of "pretty food," I generally don't picture four lacerated penises and a square of Victoria sponge.
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LHP Jake Diekman was placed on the 5.203-day disabled list Friday retroactive to July 25.20 with a lacerated left index finger.
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One detainee was allowed to become so mentally unstable that he lacerated his own penis and required surgery, according to the memo.
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Thursday's report looked solely at Jaden, whom a doctor said had a lacerated liver and a lack of oxygen to his brain.
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Other children, they added, had their fingers lacerated by heavy doors in a converted medium-security prison in which they were confined.
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Before Luck lacerated a kidney and missed a large chunk of last season, he was playing poorly and insisting he was not injured.
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Two of her fellow swimmers were killed, she said, and one day a bomb lacerated the roof of the center where she trained.
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Heifetz's layers of lacquer, powder, and pigment, and lines upon lines of intensive, unsettling drawing, have lacerated the gallery with pain, obsession, and passion.
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Oakland Athletics right-hander Shawn Kelley's recent absence is due to a lacerated right thumb, an injury that occurred while he was washing dishes.
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"Bella fought back for her life," he added, explaining that her frenulum was lacerated because she bit her tongue multiple times before she died.
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He also has a fractured ulna in his left arm, a broken pelvis, and lacerated liver and is being monitored for potential neck trauma.
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In the second hour of the debate she lacerated South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg for attending a high-dollar fundraiser in a wine cave.
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The key piece of evidence came in the form of lacerated Namibian hills formed long ago by the migration of glaciers and icy rivers.
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Warren, still a professor rather than a politician, but an increasingly visible public critic of the proposed changes, memorably lacerated Clinton's change of heart.
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It had already lacerated the tissue within the intestines and was threatening to perforate the intestinal wall at any time, which would have proven fatal.
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And there was the crash in 2006 during an X Games practice where he severely lacerated his liver, keeping him off his bike for four months.
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ET, MSG, MSG-Plus, TVA ABOUT THE RANGERS (23-14-5): Dan Girardi's availability is in question after the defenseman's thumb was lacerated during Monday's game.
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Beta Theta Pi, where the pledge with the lacerated spleen languished, was described as a model fraternity at the school, with strict rules governing alcohol consumption.
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In Washington, for the White House Correspondents dinner, Obama lacerated him as payback for his birther crusade, and the DC in crowd hooted at his humiliation.
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At times the jagged vocal lines seem lacerated by furiously driven strings; at others, soft winds and strings support sustained notes by the soloists or chorus.
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"It's always fun, especially when you miss a game — that's no fun," said Luck, who missed the final seven games of last season with a lacerated kidney.
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Entering the saltwater pool, I slipped on the thick layers of algae that covered the steps and nearly lacerated my feet kicking off the barnacle-encrusted wall.
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After being treated for fractured ribs and a lacerated liver in an intensive care unit, Ms. Gasper returned to her family in California, where she is still recovering.
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Trump and Giuliani have found some support for their claims among other GOP lawmakers, who Hill lacerated in her public testimony for giving voice to the conspiracy theory.
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Against this backdrop — with a career's worth of rib cartilage shorn, a kidney lacerated, a concussion and a lower-leg mystery malady — Luck's choice somehow shocked the nation.
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Against this backdrop — with a career's worth of rib cartilage shorn, a kidney lacerated, a concussion and a lower-leg mystery malady — Luck's choice somehow shocked the nation.
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Even outside the dedicated African focus area, African artworks stand out from the rest, such as Mary Sibande's surreal, sculptural photographs and Wim Botha's busts sculpted from lacerated books.
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Gasper says she was struck by a bullet that entered her right underarm, cut across her right breast, shattered her ribs and lacerated her liver before exiting her body.
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Arms are lacerated, bones snapped, skulls are stabbed, and not everyone makes it out alive, but The Ain't Rights certainly make good on the promise of their opening number.
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No surprise, then, that Josie seems perpetually lacerated with impatience and self-doubt, vacillating between a restless urge to keep moving and a weariness with life on the road.
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Paige Gasper, 21, said in the lawsuit that the defendants' negligence led to the life-threatening injuries she suffered when a bullet shattered her ribs and lacerated her liver.
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The little girl sustained "abrasions and a small injury" to her head, as well as facial bruising, a lacerated liver, fractured ribs and a ruptured air sac, the report states.
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Center Jayson Megna was recalled from Hartford of the American Hockey League and could be in the lineup in place of Chris Kreider, who is doubtful with a lacerated hand.
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A hospital pediatrician who specializes in child abuse said in a deposition at criminal court in Brooklyn that Jaden had a lacerated liver and lack of oxygen to his brain.
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As he moaned and thrashed and blood from a lacerated spleen filled his abdomen, they waited about 12 hours to summon medical help, by which point it was too late.
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The reports shows Barson was rushed to the hospital with a lacerated spleen, a tear in his small intestine, damage to his colon, a broken pelvis and multiple spinal fractures.
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And, with Andrew Luck still not cleared from a lacerated kidney, Indianapolis was forced to sign Josh Freeman and Ryan Lindley during the week as they chase an unlikely playoff berth.
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But they were hardly enough for many on the right, who, undoubtedly lacerated by a long, ongoing litany of accusations of bigotry against conservatives, sought to exact a bit of revenge.
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" By the time she lacerated her way into the public consciousness with her cut-and-paste cover art for the Buzzcocks' 1977 single "Orgasm Addict," she tells me, "I wanted out.
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And yet, to live in an atmosphere where the presence of death is as palpable as the smell of honeysuckle lacerated the soul in ways one dared not stop to know.
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The man killed in the Venus Williams car crash suffered major internal injuries -- including lacerated organs and broken bones in his back ... this according to the autopsy obtained by TMZ Sports.
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According to Damon Albarn, who was on stage with the rapper at the time of the fall, Del's injuries were unexpectedly severe: seven broken ribs, one punctured lung, and one lacerated lung.
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"Then I had a fall last summer and sustained a lacerated pancreas and liver, an aneurism, a cracked sternum and I fractured T8 and T7 (bones) in my back," she says unperturbed.
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It's almost blasphemous to just go about your day when the everyday is being so systematically lacerated, or to ever enjoy yourself in the face of a tragedy that never lets up.
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City's load has felt just as onerous, at times: the demands of expectation, the strain borne by the favorite, the pressure that the team would be lacerated with criticism if it stumbled.
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The former No. 231 overall pick had a lacerated kidney, an 22019-month shoulder injury requiring surgery that cost him the 231 season, and a leg-ankle issue that preceded his retirement.
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In a mostly unscripted two-hour speech to the Conservative Political Action Conference on Saturday — one of the most demagogic and inflammatory appearances of his presidency, Trump lacerated Mueller and his investigation.
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The three-time Pro Bowler Ertz is dealing with a rib injury and lacerated kidney that he suffered on the opening drive of the Eagles' Week 16 game against the Dallas Cowboys.
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Forensic pathologist Dr. Samuel Land testified that it was not probable, but still possible Debra fractured her skull and one of her ribs in a fall that also lacerated her liver and spleen.
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Brittany was already anemic and suffered from a low blood count when she entered the hospital, but a lacerated cervix caused her to lose an excess amount of blood on top of that.
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His face lacerated and caked with blood looking like Sam Neill at the end of Event Horizon, he greets his visitors with a shard of mirror clutched in his hand like a knife.
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Carter, who missed 55 games due to a lacerated ankle tendon sustained in the second week of the season, has recorded 13 goals and 17 points in 143 games since returning to action.
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You'll hear some folks draw a straight line between Allen being lost for the season in 2015 (because of a lacerated kidney) and Rivers's downturn, but I don't think it was that simple.
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Moreover, a windowpane itself could so easily become shrapnel, shattered by a nearby blast, and everyone had heard of someone or other who had bled out after being lacerated by shards of flying glass.
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But as with any intervention, CPR has its own risks: broken bones, lacerated organs, trauma for the patient and family, expense, diversion of emergency services from patients more likely to benefit, even traffic deaths.
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So too with one of the workshop editions of "Ecce Homo": Bosch presents a Christ who is bowed and lacerated with whippings and dripping with blood, whereas his follower presents Christ standing upright, seemingly unhurt.
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Speaking of the Senators, one of the big stories of the month was Sidney Crosby's slash on Marc Methot that sidelined the defenseman with a lacerated finger (and gave everyone who saw it recurring nightmares).
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The former No. 1 overall pick had a lacerated kidney, an 18-month shoulder injury that required surgery and cost him the entire 2017 season, and a current leg-ankle issue that prompted his retirement Saturday.
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He could still tell a good yarn, like the time he left a hospital bed while being treated for a lacerated spleen to play in an N.F.L. game, then was readmitted after the game was over.
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In the most significant (and electrifying) exchange between any two GOP candidates this cycle, Cruz easily parried Trump's bully-boy attacks and lacerated the Republican frontrunner like a Harvard debate team senior hazing a stuttering frosh.
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When southern Patriots caught a 15-year-old girl fleeing slavery to join the British, the book records, she was lashed 80 times; hot embers were then poured on her lacerated back, as an example to others.
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Thanks to quick thinking, bear spray, training, and the will to live, I survived—after hiking three miles out of the mountains with a broken arm, severed tendons, dozens of puncture wounds, and a severely lacerated scalp.
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Then there are Unica and Hans Bellmer's unnerving photographs, in one of which — "Tenir au frais" (1958) — Zürn is curled into a ball and her flesh lacerated by tightly bound string, rendering her like a supermarket chicken.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis on Sunday offered a Christmas hope for peace in a world lacerated by war and terrorism, urging people to remember migrants, refugees and those hit by economic instability caused by "idolatry of money".
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In his hotly anticipate Rizin debut, McCall was given a badass entrance, got all the way into the first minute of the first round, and lacerated his face on the ring rope before a single decent strike was connected.
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On Friday, Indians manager Terry Francona announced that pitcher Trevor Bauer would not be on the starting lineup for Game 2 as planned, after a "drone-related incident" that left the 25-year old pitcher with a lacerated pinkie.
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ABOUT THE COLTS (1-2): Luck did not play in that 51-313 rout last season, sitting out with a lacerated kidney, but is 5-1 with 1,702 passing yards and 10 TDs in seven career games against Jacksonville.
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Seattle bounced back from a series-opening loss by posting a 3-2 victory on Saturday but lost outfielder Mitch Haniger, who was hit in the face by a pitch and is headed to the disabled list with a lacerated lip.
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After not missing a single game in his first three years with the Colts, he missed nine in 22016—two in October for an injured shoulder; a month later, a torn abdominal muscle and lacerated kidney ultimately ended his season.
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She lacerated Mr. Trump as "a racist, misogynistic, truly empathy-bankrupt man," but said that some of the policies that have created economic inequities in the district were put in place when Democrats were in the White House and in control of Congress.
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BuzzFeed News first reported the memo and documented how it contained reports of detainees being given incorrect medication, suffering from delays in treating withdrawal symptoms, and one who was allowed to become so mentally unstable he lacerated his own penis and required surgery.
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In one of Jackman's most memorable bits, he sang that he hadn't yet seen one of that year's nominated movies, "The Reader," but it was a joke played at his own expense, not one that lacerated Hollywood for making art films at all.
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Podhoretz assumed that Jason Epstein was behind that review, and he made sure that Epstein's (rather good) book on the trial of the Chicago Seven, "The Great Conspiracy Trial," published in 1970, was solemnly lacerated in Commentary by a professor at Yale Law School.
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Francis, 82, called for the resumption of dialogue between Israelis and Palestinians to "undertake a journey of peace that can put an end to a conflict that for over 70 years has lacerated the land chosen by the Lord to show his face of love".
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Indianapolis' 21 campaign went off the rails when it became clear the team could not protect quarterback Andrew Luck, who eventually went down with a lacerated kidney, and it looks like little has changed as the former Pro-Bowler is on pace to be sacked 22015 times this year.
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One of the most stylish and technically brilliant boxers in the world continued to outclass his opposition this year, as Lomachenko lacerated Anthony Crolla in a fourth-round mauling in April before taking on, and beating, another Brit when he defeated Luke Campbell in London four months later.
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The allegations appear in an explosive Department of Homeland Security memo, obtained by BuzzFeed News, containing reports of detainees being given incorrect medication, suffering from delays in treating withdrawal symptoms, and one who was allowed to become so mentally unstable he lacerated his own penis and required reparative surgery.
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ET, NBATV, Prime Ticket (Los Angeles), FSN Southwest (San Antonio) ABOUT THE CLIPPERS (42-993): The one bright spot against Cleveland was the return of power forward Luc Richard Mbah a Moute, who missed the previous five games after suffering a lacerated eyelid against the Brooklyn Nets on Feb. 29.
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The savage, accumulated energy of Villeglé's lacerated posters was much in sync with the look of the process-oriented side of Art Informel and Tachisme, and it predates the related assemblage movement much in vogue (see Arman's accumulations of everyday rubbish) and the US junk sculpture movement of the late-1950s.
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Despite the long list of injuries suffered throughout his career — including a torn labrum in his throwing shoulder that forced him to miss the entire 2017 season, as well as a lacerated kidney during the 2015 season — Luck's retirement still caught the NFL world by surprise, mostly because of his young age.
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Right before the trade deadline, during an 11-game stretch in which Smart was sidelined after he punched a glass picture frame and lacerated his hand—a move that almost led to season-ending surgery—I inquired about Smart's trade value and looming monetary worth with a few people around the league.
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Twenty-seven years after Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee lacerated Anita Hill , and then voted to confirm Clarence Thomas , who she said had sexually harassed her when he was her boss, the committee clearly has not yet figured out how it should deal with issues that fall under the broad umbrella of #MeToo .
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If a broken spine, two fractured ribs and a lacerated kidney did not put an end to Helena Scutt's Olympic dreaming, it should come as no surprise that she and her crewmate, Paris Henken, are not prepared to let the health risks in Rio de Janeiro dissuade them from taking part in their first Games.
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And this is not even taking into account all the players who have been injured punching other players in brawls, lacerated their hands slamming their bats into the ground, broken toes in failed attempts to kick helmets that weren't even theirs, or subluxed their shoulders trying to throw their gloves—the creative assortment of injuries boggles the mind.
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A reined-in Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE delivered a focused and forward-looking address via teleprompter Wednesday that lacerated Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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