Danilo Gallinari is on the mend from a partially-torn glute.
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The rapper and entrepreneur is on the mend from a recent knee surgery.
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Yarnell is still on the mend from the damage of three years ago.
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On the mend from surgery to remove cancerous nodules in December, Ginsburg shows no signs of slowing down.
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Alex Trebek has completed his chemotherapy treatments and is "on the mend" from stage 4 pancreatic cancer, the longtime Jeopardy!
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But I instinctively knew that if I wanted to mend from my father's death, I would need to connect with something.
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Justin Thomas, whom Woods mentored while on the mend from multiple back surgeries, played a practice round with him on Monday.
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Within six months, stocks are usually on the mend from the fallout of disease outbreaks such as the coronavirus, say experts.
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RHP Colby Lewis threw 23 pitches in his second bullpen session Tuesday as he continues to mend from a strained right lat.
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He was platooning in right field prior to the injury while J.D. Martinez was on the mend from a spring training foot injury.
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Having worked as a psychologist trying to help people mend from the damage inflicted by bad guys, I have no affection for sociopaths and such.
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Tommy Lee is still on the mend from a physical altercation that took place between him and his 21-year-old son Brandon earlier this month.
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Forward TJ Leaf, on the mend from an ankle injury, scored 21 but fouled out with 22:7 left to further thwart a comeback attempt by UCLA.
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Georgia freshman quarterback D'Wan Mathis is on the mend from May brain surgery to remove a cyst, coach Kirby Smart said Tuesday at SEC Media Days in Hoover, Ala.
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But now, less than a week after turning 34, James is still on the mend from straining his left groin in a win over the Golden State Warriors on Christmas Day.
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On the mend from his fourth back operation, Woods this week has returned to the golf stage for the first time since his May arrest, looking quite content in his supporting role.
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Recently, when she was on the miraculous mend from a scary emergency hospital visit, a friend made a dedication to her church on my Jewish grandma's behalf — which she doesn't mind at all.
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The former Penn Stater is currently on the mend from a high ankle sprain, though his recovery is well ahead of schedule, as video showed the star tailback cutting and running on the injured foot.
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A 2713-year-old Texas girl on the mend from recent brain surgery is missing after her stepfather says he was carjacked Friday night while driving with the girl and then knocked unconscious for about 36003 hours.
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Horstmann is on the mend from both the events of last year and his black eye, so don't worry; you can catch the BIP star recapping Pilot Pete's love story every week on his various social media platforms.
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All this despite an economy on the mend from its 2015 recession and the thorough dismantlement of Russia's once-promising democratic prospects, complete with the assassination of opposition politicians and critical journalists (which the Kremlin has denied responsibility for).
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There are still reminders that he is a very old man who is on the mend from a near-fatal health scare, but, for the most part, he's terrorizing his children and any contractors who have the misfortune of working for him.
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Smith reported on June 29, 2010 that "she [Adams] is now on the mend". From July 2010 through September 20, 2010, the New York Post noted that Adams will be "returning soon". She returned with a column detailing her illness on September 20, 2010. She wrote that she had had a ruptured appendix and anemia.
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If you were a manual worker, civilian uniform wearer, a diplomat or a performer, you would most likely receive more tickets. New mothers also received extra coupons. The civilian population was encouraged to repair and remake old clothes by pamphlets produced by the Ministry of Information, with the slogan 'Make Do and Mend'. From March to May 1942 clothing austerity measures were introduced which restricted the number of buttons, pockets and pleats (among other things) on clothes.. Clothes rationing ended on 15 March 1949.
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On June 29, 1955, Smith beat the 4-1 odds against him and defeated 3-time world lightweight champion Jimmy Carter in a fifteen- round split decision at Boston Garden to take the title. The fight was fierce and bloody and only 1,983 fans turned out for the contest between the black contestants who were not especially well known. Carter needed fifteen stitches over his eyes to mend from the rough bout, in which he likely took the worst damage of his career. Even Smith needed three stitches to recover from the bout.
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George has caught a cold due to swimming in the sea in April and, as such, is unable to join Julian, Dick, and Anne on their planned caravan trip. The other children have already set up their caravans on a hill opposite Faynights Castle. George is on the mend from her cold, so she writes a postcard to let Julian, Dick, and Anne know that they should meet her at the train station the next day. That day, the children learn that two scientists have gone missing. It’s presumed that the scientists are traitors, and have fled the country to sell secrets.
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