At birth his chest was caved in at the sternum.
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At first he seemed to respond to a sternum rub.
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My forehead was sticky on his sternum, but I didn't care.
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An uncomfortable knuckle rub on the man's sternum drew no response.
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Linda, who survived, suffered a cracked sternum and multiple broken bones.
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A double-looped black scarf grazed his sternum like a lei.
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The handlebars slammed into his chest, and he dislocated his sternum.
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Inhale and lift your sternum, or breastbone, coming into a gentle backbend.
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A few more are worth calling out: The sternum strap is fantastic.
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Lulu would have known them all by heart: sternum, tibia, floating rib.
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Guyger said she performed a "little" CPR and a sternum rub on Jean.
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Or they might be sounds that issue from a young Baba Yaga's sternum.
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How should we feel about that punter with the tattoo on his sternum?
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Joy may feel like effervescence in your sternum or warm in your cheeks.
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As I scrolled through them, shock rose from my gut to my sternum.
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A D.I. claimed he rubbed his knuckles across Raheel's sternum to revive him.
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Voices come out of the gloom like a finger-poke in the sternum.
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Trainers will frequently instruct people to perform what is known as a sternum rub.
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His injuries included skull, sternum and spine fractures; cardiac lacerations; and a punctured aorta.
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These books don't merely abstain from American simplicity; they poke it in the sternum.
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Guyger testified she performed a "little" CPR on Jean and did a sternum rub.
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Click through to see the various advancements in sternum cutouts, from easy to expert.
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She's after the sternum, that bit of bone in the middle of your ribs.
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Snedeker had a 67 on the Seaside as he ended a frustrating run on the sidelines with a sternum injury that he said had prompted him to consult no less than 15 specialists for what was diagnosed as an unstable sternum joint.
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They ran the saw up her sternum, wiping bone meal and blood from the blade.
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There's also a sternum strap and removable waist belt if for a little extra support.
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Player 22020 hears the grinding of his sternum as the spike passes through with ease.
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Hondo suffered a gunshot wound to the sternum and died at a nearby veterinary hospital.
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If the heart stops, doctors break through the sternum with a mallet and a chisel.
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Try throwing an uppercut two inches in front of your own sternum, good luck with that.
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"You put your hands on the sternum, which is the middle of the chest," he said.
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Beyoncé threatens to use the other woman's teeth as confetti and her sternum as a cane.
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But it lacked the bony breastbone, or sternum, and short tail skeletons found in modern birds.
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But even a punctured lung, fractured sternum and deep lacerations couldn't keep him from his duties.
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His voice was a hoarse whisper, stubbornly projected through sheer will from deep behind his sternum.
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Upon arriving at the hospital, X-rays revealed she also had broken ribs and a broken sternum.
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By the time Kudirka was diagnosed, the cancer had already metastasized to her sternum, spine, and pelvis.
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Kowalski dropped the second syringe and put her palm on the man's sternum. Knead. Knead. Knead. Nothing.
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He poured warm oil on my upper abdomen, rubbed my rib cage, and stroked down my sternum.
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Mr. Muhindo, who has received the Ebola vaccine, said he unzipped the bag to the boy's sternum.
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DJs blast deafening music in each room, the beat so loud it rattles your sternum and lungs.
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When Martinez pressed in, Lomachenko would step in to meet him with his shoulder in Martinez's sternum.
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So you have to give them a big bear hug from behind and grab where their sternum is.
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That's how I feel as I watch the knife slice through the sternum of a dead Laysan albatross.
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I would love to see St. Preux devote himself to planting his left hand straight on Jones' sternum.
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In fact, the shell is actually part of a turtle's skeleton, comprised of the ribcage, vertebrae, and sternum.
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I shoved her away, and she wheeled around and kicked me in the chest, right in my sternum.
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Plus, with the padded shoulder straps and sliding sternum strap, you can enjoy a secure and comfortable fit.
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It also has a cord port for easy charging and sternum straps that you can adjust to your liking.
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After a few days I even managed to master one-handed operation (without gloves) of the magnetic sternum strap.
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The sophisticated one-shoulder dress featured a low-cutout showing off her sternum, a long train and a cape.
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I had six tumors in my brain, I had them in my sternum, I had them in my pelvis.
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ConsA frustrating aspect of the bag is the removable sternum strap that clips onto the arms of the bag.
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A red scar runs from above her sternum, where doctors cracked open her chest, down to her pelvic bone.
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Head athletic trainer Rick Burkholder called it a sternal clavicular joint injury, where the clavicle pushes into the sternum.
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On an owl, that's a strong bone that connects the cranial edge of the sternum to the shoulder joint.
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One gripe: the sternum strap was surprisingly hard to hook and came undone sometimes, but it wasn't a huge deal.
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I imagine it took a ton of strength to sit through a tattoo session on her sternum, that's for sure.
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She then plummeted three stories to the grass below, fracturing three vertebrae in her back, her sternum and several ribs.
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MGK performed Saturday at the Carolina Rebellion music festival in NC, and was obviously still suffering from his busted sternum.
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He crowds both the plate and himself, pinched inward, shoulders hunched and hands bobbing around in front of his sternum.
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The Stars played without defenseman Roman Polak (broken sternum) and forwards Jason Dickinson (upper body) and Blake Comeau (lower body).
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He had little information but could see that she had "multiple gunshot wounds" to her chest, abdomen and upper sternum.
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Blood covers the bottom of his white T-shirt sleeve and a large area around his sternum and left rib cage.
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Proenza Schouler really pioneered the sternum trend a couple years back, and it raised the stakes for its spring '17 show.
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Elsewhere in the hospital, the smart yet tragic teen has hired Callie and Maggie to 3-D print her a sternum.
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Since her birth in March 2010, Haven has had three open heart surgeries, her tiny sternum cracked open for each one.
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The most important feature is that it doesn't have flight muscle -- the sternum -- that would have allowed it to flap its wings.
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This study shows that this little bird would not have been ready to fly because the sternum (chest bones) were still cartilaginous.
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After a mastectomy and seven months of chemotherapy, they found out it had spread under her sternum and is not considered treatable.
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Not only does it chafe your neck, but the camera will be bouncing off your sternum all day (and / or scraping rocks).
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But the man's right lung was stuck to the sternum, with bits of damaged lung tissue called bullae being the main problem.
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People adds that this fierce routine comes just a year after Mossett suffered an injury to her sternum and missed seven meets.
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It's compatible with a hydration pack hose and has a hipbelt, sternum strap, a padded back panel and a weather-flap seal.
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It's puzzling since Linda Barson claims she suffered a cracked sternum, a shattered right arm and a broken wrist, hand and fingers.
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"Skeletal remains of both children and animals show evidence of cuts to the sternum as well as rib dislocations," the report says.
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Blasts are also believed to compress the sternum and send shock waves through the body's blood vessels and up into the brain.
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Subramanian reopened Johnson's body to search for the needle, but could not remove it after three hours, and closed the patient's sternum again.
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"You make a fist and with your knuckles you go up and down the sternum as hard as you can," said Mr. Childs.
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In order to reach his heart, the doctors had to crack open his sternum—the bone smack in the middle of our chest.
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We took a bonesaw to the body of the sternum and hedge clippers to the ribs to peel the ribcage off our cadaver.
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Dancefloors have always been spaces of fellowship, so it's only fitting that the electric energy of HOPELESSNESS became sternum-shaking at concert volume.
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Still, it checks important boxes with the inclusion of stuff like a water bottle holder, a sternum strap and weather resistant build material.
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In more than a decade of youth, high school and college football, he cracked his sternum and tore neck ligaments and a rotator cuff.
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When he got the ball on the block, he drop-stepped, applied his shoulder to someone's sternum, and lifted finger-rolls and jump-hooks.
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After the 9-hour-surgery, performed by Dr. Sreekumar Subramanian, he reportedly closed Johnson's sternum and realized that one of the needles was missing.
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"She has so many different issues going on right now: fractures in her spine, broken right wrist, tibia, left foot and sternum," Wescott added.
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Analysis of the children's skeletons revealed distinctive cut marks along the sternum, along with dislocated ribs—a sign that the chests were pulled open.
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Yet, when the speakers embedded in the walls and floors raise their volume, the cave will thrum the sternum with the pulse of bass.
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Then her father punched her sister in the sternum so hard she couldn't breathe, a moment of clarity for Johanna, who eventually left home.
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Some especially keen spatchcockers will also carve out the keel bone in the center of the bird's sternum to get an even flatter bird.
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While a romantic placement, the sternum is a very painful spot to have a tattoo done and is rated as one of the most painful.
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It features two pockets secured with magnetic clasps, a magnetic sternum strap, a concealed rainfly, and an inner pocket for a tablet and/or laptop.
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Featuring cutouts in heart shapes and asterisks, these bold, skin-baring moments still showcase the sternum, sure, but they're a little trickier to pull off.
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Similar to its sisters (sternum and side-boob tattoos) the under-boob area is sensitive, intimate, and — unless you choose otherwise — easily hidden by clothing.
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When a deputy questioned him, he gently placed a hand on the deputy's sternum as if to demonstrate how gently he had treated the heckler.
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Once I pull the brief as high up as it can go (near my sternum) it stays in place all day without awkwardly rolling down.
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Each time she visited, she rubbed his sternum and applied pressure to his fingernails—tests that elicit responses in comatose patients—but he didn't move.
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It's Axe's instinct to behave like a bully, as evidenced by the pummeling of civil suits that hit Chuck like small jabs to the sternum.
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More from Tonic: "Try and imitate what I do," Kiki says, and shudders as I fling some magic at her sternum at point blank range.
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They have just the right amount of padding to never dig into my shoulders, and I consider their lack of sternum or waist straps a bonus.
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And as the doctors tried to carefully pull off the right lung from the sternum, they punctured one of these bullae, causing a major air leak.
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The response procedure Quinones introduced is the "shake-shout-rub" method which is as straightforward as it sounds—shake the person, shout, and rub their sternum.
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Viva as Coco Cobra, frontwoman of Coco Cobra and the Killers, electric-tape Xs on her breasts, pasty punks in the crowd eagerly licking her sternum.
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She attended wearing a giant black line drawn all the way down from her chin downto her sternum — and it's just as perplexing as it sounds.
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The list of injuries on the organization's site is long and disturbing, dominated by concussions, with the occasional fractured sternum, joint separation or severe facial laceration.
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As the opponent squares up he presents his solar plexus and sternum in ways that most fighters do not out in their comfortable stance at range.
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From there, the sword is guided past the sternum, through the diaphragm and past the liver and kidneys until it reaches the bottom of her stomach.
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Opinion I hadn't eaten a big or particularly spicy dinner, so I was surprised to be awakened at midnight by a severe burning in my sternum.
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The next time Pino saw her son was when she viewed his body at the hospital, a gunshot wound to his heart and another in his sternum.
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He was stabbed in the chest and was found with a one-and-a-half-inch puncture wound in his sternum, the report says, Fox News reports.
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By compulsively going on dates, I was trying to skip the stages of grief and find a solution for the constant ache of loneliness in my sternum.
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Bosnak says doing an upward facing dog "will help you to create more expansion in your shoulders, pecs, and sternum, and keep you open, free and relaxed."
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The tattoo artist designed something special for Joanna after hearing her story, a crescent of Vs across her breast bone with an arrow pointing down her sternum.
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He's assiduously licking her left nipple, then her right one, then kissing down her sternum, though he stops above her navel and starts to come back up.
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On the left, his thin body is whole and unharmed, but on the right, his skin has peeled away and his ribs, sternum, cartilage, and blood are visible.
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"My first instinct was that the shoulder wound was an entry and the sternum was the exit wound," said Erica Reineke, associate professor of emergency and critical care.
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LHP Alex Wood was named the National League Pitcher of the Month on Friday but will miss a second start because an inflamed SC joint near his sternum.
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Now, your headappears from the surf, The siren ascendingthrough layers of hair, Whip of cocked traps,scars across your sternum And nail beds wrinkling toazure, turquoise, cyanotic blue.
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"I've had a guy come up to me and put a pistol to my sternum and ask me to run my 7D," Ocean explains referring to his camera.
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He tends to wear a suit and tie these days, though once, during jury selection, he appeared in court with his shirt unbuttoned to his sternum, "Scarface"-style.
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I will even praise our letter writer for holding his tongue so long despite his constant craving to warn his boss that her sternum is just too much.
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Robert K. Boyce, the chief of detectives, said during a news conference that Mr. Jolly had been stabbed once below the sternum and once elsewhere in his chest.
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The accident left Adams with two broken vertebrae, a crushed sternum and a slash on his face that required 213 stitches and left him with the arcing scar.
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Even if you don't catch much of the rest of what he's screaming, you can get the gist, as another barrage of 808 blasts punches straight into your sternum.
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The swimsuit featured the bright neon logo of the fashion label on both the top and bottom, while the colorful tattoos of chakras on her sternum caught the eye.
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She already has over 50 tattoos, and her most recent addition runs down the entire length of her chest, from her sternum down to just above her belly button.
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Neighborhood Joint 7 Photos View Slide Show ' The desert boot of the instructor weighed heavily on the sternum of a student lying on a thin layer of industrial carpeting.
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They put in the drains, and they sewed her sternum shut with rust-proof wires that will remain in her future casket for hundreds, if not thousands, of years.
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The damage stretches from the whale's left side, up and over into her sternum, with fractures also on the left side, where that fellow found his own rib fragment.
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MGK's rep tells TMZ ... he has a contusion and hairline fracture of the sternum (breastbone), and that's why he's had to reschedule the first 3 stops on his tour.
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Also, it's the playoffs, so we'll eventually find out that John Carlson's sternum is made out of papier-mâché from a child's science fair project but nobody told us.
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Since posting a 1.56 ERA while winning each of his first 11 decisions, the North Carolina native is 3313-3 with a 5.10 ERA while battling a sternum injury.
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"Something right below your sternum is aching and the whole point of Gaga, especially, is to explore that and to open that up and invest in that," he said.
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That was how Smokin' Joe had built his career, getting his head below his opponent's or on their sternum and hammering away with piston like blows to the midriff.
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Now put your arm around her waist, and then I want you to take your newly diamond-laden hand and gently rest it between his stomach and his sternum.
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C Alexis Ajinca has a fractured sternum after he took an elbow to the chest in a 100-95 loss at Houston on Wednesday night and is out indefinitely.
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I spent some time in the ICU with a broken sternum, several broken ribs, twisted spine, severe concussion, and some breaks in my hand that led to a couple surgeries.
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One of Rihanna's most famous pieces of ink includes the Egyptian Goddess Isis done on her sternum — and is often consciously positioned to peek out of her red carpet ensembles.
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His vocals can be delicate—they lilt and crack, and are often left nearly naked in the mix—or operatic, but the melodies always hit you right in the sternum.
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It can be a full-body system, with shirts and leggings available, which house sensors integrated into the fabric that feed into a core device located on the sternum and thigh.
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Born in 1811 on a houseboat in Siam, now Thailand, connected at the sternum and with their livers fused, they would become history's most famous conjoined siblings — the first Siamese twins.
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NEW BILLS RECEIVER IS HURT The revamped group of Buffalo Bills receivers is suddenly down a key addition, with Jordan Matthews sidelined indefinitely because of a chip fracture in his sternum.
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The athletic — and equally fierce — display came a little more than a year after Mossett suffered a fractured sternum in February 2016 and missed seven meets, according to her UCLA athletics profile.
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While every one else on the white carpet will be all about side and under-boob, this pop diva is already on to the next trend, which we're calling the sternum stripe.
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But, the sternum cutout changed things for us, and all of a sudden, we were searching for dresses that sported a little window to that area in the middle of our chests.
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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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I learned that to do a one-armed push-up, a person first needs to master two-armed push-ups with hands placed close together on the ground, right under the sternum.
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I couldn't feel anything below my sternum and the moment I finally gathered up enough strength to speak was the exact moment they were ready to pull the cyst from my abdomen.
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A thick scar linked his sternum to his navel, from a laparotomy he underwent after being shot five times, in Aden, in 28, an attack that had also cost him a kidney.
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One of Moore's favorites when a fighter rushed in low or placed their head on his sternum was to throw them underneath his armpit which you will notice Foreman do repeatedly against Gullick.
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The New Mexico Office of the Medical Investigator said it did not share the conclusion that Hernández had been physically abused and said fractures of the ribs and sternum were consistent with CPR.
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A focus on that trademark midsection C-23PO enjoys, with its exposed wiring and large circular sternum detail, proved the most effective way to translate his essential droidness onto a gigantic passenger jet.
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Halliday lavishes attention on Ezra's infirm, surgery-marked body in a way I have rarely seen before: From his stomach all the way up to his sternum ran a pink, zipper-like scar.
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After 20 years teaching composition at McClintock College, the protagonist, Mark Sternum, has been fired for failing a black single mother and found new work as a creative writing professor at Hellman College.
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TechCrunch/Taylor Hatmaker One complaint I had because I did get so comfortable carrying this pack around is that an optional sternum strap would be nice, even if it'd harsh the vibe a little.
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You attach a heart-rate monitor around your sternum (way less weird than it sounds), clip your feet in (so you can ride hard without your feet flying off), choose a class, and ride.
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I tried on a navy wool turtleneck ($690) that slopes out at the waist, and a cornflower cashmere-silk turtleneck ($590) with open-knit diamonds woven into chakra points at the sternum and stomach.
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It was almost as much fun as the pre-surgery M.R.I., which involved lying face down with my breasts dangling, udder-like, through cutouts in the table and a bar digging into my sternum.
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Participating in events under the knight name of Master Terafan Greydragon, Peter went to spear a paper plate while on horseback when something went wrong and his lance impaled him under his sternum, WLWT confirms.
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Despite Abigail blaming Jennifer, Sarah Hart claimed responsibility for the bruising from Abigail's sternum to her waist, and from her mid-back to upper buttocks, saying "it just got out of control," according to the report.
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Warren could continue to see an uptick in playing time if starter P.J. Tucker, who left Thursday's game after taking a knee to the sternum and did not return, is unable to go on Saturday. 1.
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Jesse had suffered a C6 spinal fracture, a sternum fracture, nerve damage in his leg and, despite wearing a bike helmet, a "diffuse axonal injury" — a rotational injury of the brain that can have devastating consequences.
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He had a broad chest with a black knot of hair at the sternum, and would have looked at home standing over a sink in a shaving cream commercial, marveling over the smoothness of his cheeks.
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Instead, people told me stories about how jumpsuits reminded them of the jumpsuit-wearing oddballs in their lives (one person's grandpa would wear his unbuttoned to his sternum, and carry around a kitten like a feline Babybjörn).
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I'm also using a the Peak Design Clip Pro, which I can attach to the strap of any backpack (or belt), and allows me to hike with my camera out, without it constantly bashing into my sternum.
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NOTES: Adding to the Pelicans' injury woes was the fractured sternum suffered by backup C Alexis Ajinca, who took an elbow to the chest in a 100-95 loss at Houston on Wednesday and is out indefinitely.
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Armstrong won his bouts by getting in on his man, pinning his head to their sternum, and hammering away with body blows and sneaky 'blackout' right hooks as he bumped their head up (illegally) with his shoulder.
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"…for someone who is virtually inactive on the app, I don't need his follow- my eyes are tattooed to his chest," Hadid wrote in a lengthy comment referring to Malik's tattoo of her eyes underneath his sternum.
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A style more suited to her might be to get her guard up after the blows, lower her level slightly, drop her head forward as if to place it on Jędrzejczyk's sternum, and then shove Jędrzejczyk backwards.
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By eleven she'd memorized every bone in the human body, and she used to recite their names to me at night in an eerie voice as I held a pillow over my head: sternum, tibia, floating rib.
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Midway through the second quarter, Draymond Green, no stranger to contact or controversy, prevented the forward progress of LeBron James by throwing the full weight of his 203-pound frame into the general vicinity of James's sternum.
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The host of this year's award show arrived wearing a white sculptural Stéphane Rolland couture gown featuring one accent shoulder, a sternum cutout, long train and dramatic cape, plus she accessorized with dangling hoop earrings and Yeprem rings.
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So imagine my interest when Timbuk2 announced the Robin Pack; a bag with not one, but three magnetic clasps: an adjustable magnetic sternum strap, a front pocket with magnetic flap, and a top enclosure with dual magnetic attachments.
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When you're Blac Chyna, anything is possible: adopting the Kardashian name, piercing your sternum, and now, posing in a sexy, lingerie-clad photo a mere three weeks after welcoming a new, already famous baby girl into the world.
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At a dinner for philosophy scholars at the Stanford Park Hotel in March, he wore a dark blazer and a crisp white shirt unbuttoned to his sternum, the signature look of the French celebrity philosopher Bernard-Henri Lévy.
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Early in his TV career, Smith got the nickname Screamin' A. (His middle name is Anthony.) When the other voices are not enough, Smith pulls a hoarse yell from somewhere near his sternum and lathers out his judgment.
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I had aortic valve replacement surgery, and whenever I spot a linear scar down someone's sternum, I am tempted to ask about it, thinking we are members of the same open-heart-surgery club and may enjoy comparing notes.
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A young couple was browsing at Judy Maxwell Home, a gift shop on Chicago's North Side, when they noticed a middle-aged, red-haired woman perched on a stool, palpating the sternum of a life-size red Power Ranger.
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In one 2005 incident, he pushed her into a wall, "repeatedly slamming his closed fist into her sternum, his hand landing just inches from their baby who was crying," according to a Massachusetts court filing reviewed by The New York Times.
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Ms. Cuervo, a nurse at the hospital, testified at Mr. Muiña's trial that he was one of those who tortured her when she was illegally detained for two months, breaking her sternum in beatings and burning parts of her body.
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I only have eyes for Blowup dolls I put pomade on my sternum, Winding up the saddle ("The Painting in Modern Life") Kahn creates poems that, in their very aloofness from ordinary intelligibility or prosaic description, enact a virtual return to the body.
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According to the official doc ... doctors desperately tried to save Alan's life by performing a median sternotomy -- it's a surgical procedure where doctors literally crack open the sternum to open up the area around the heart and lungs so they can operate.
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ABOUT THE HORNETS (47-1023): Nicolas Batum (ankle sprain), who left Monday's game, Cody Zeller (bruised sternum) and Jeremy Lamb (toe) could be in line to sit out the final game as a precaution and Clifford may limit minutes for his key players.
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She was taking a class to become an emergency medical technician, and she pressed her hands, one over the other, deeply and rhythmically right over the girl's sternum to the mental beat of the song "Stayin' Alive" — just as she'd been taught.
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A little more than six feet tall and weighing about 5003 pounds, he was a thoroughly trained veteran of a small-unit ground war and heavily tattooed, with red tally marks on his sternum indicating seven Taliban kills from 212022 and 21.90.
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In the days that follow I study the photos of the long-sleeved dress, looking for a sign that inaction was the smart move — and when I enlarge them I see the deal breaker in the space between Sarah's waist and her sternum.
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Even more important, and something you rarely see on a packable backpack, are breathable, padded should straps that also include a sternum strap and an adjustable hip belt to properly distribute weight around your body making it comfortable, and safer, to carry a heavy load.
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Travis Stackhouse initially claimed his son Sir Stackhouse had fallen down the stairs last weekend, which caused him multiple injuries, including bruising to both eyes, a cut on his lip, a laceration on his sternum and three cuts on his back, Fox 6 Now reports.
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The U.K.-based news outlet obtained 2006 court documents from a custody battle chronicling allegations from Bush's now ex-wife Sarah Seldon that he struck her on numerous occasions, including hitting his closed fist into her sternum and once causing her a black eye.
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My body, from my sternum to pelvis, ached, I couldn't urinate for an entire day, and when I returned in lingering pain and fear a few days later, an ultrasound revealed there was loose blood floating in my body that would have to reabsorb.
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The four runs the Yankees posted against Keuchel, the left-hander with the distinctive sternum-length beard, were the most they had scored against him in nine career starts, and his exit was the first time he failed to last six innings against them.
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When it was first released in 2013, the sternum-rattling Subpac wearable bass system—essentially a giant speaker you strap to your back—was targeted towards electronic music nerds, mainly as a replacement for installing a neighbor-annoying sub bass system in your home studio.
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With three-time All-Star forward Anthony Davis headed toward season-ending knee and shoulder surgery, the Pelicans suited up just nine players Sunday night against the Los Angeles Clippers, and one of them, reserve center Alexis Ajinca, hadn't played in weeks due to a fractured sternum.
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An ultra-flat recorder that clips onto a three-electrode patch, iHealth Rhythm is positioned on the sternum of the patient and keeps a close watch on your ticker, sending the data immediately along to your doctor via a secure cloud for up to 72 hours.
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MOSUL, Iraq (Reuters) - At a field clinic near the front line in Mosul, an Iraqi Federal Police officer lay in discomfort on a stretcher, a drip in his arm and bandage plastered over his chest from where shrapnel from a mortar shell had pierced his sternum.
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Sternum-shattering drum production might not seem like the clearest way to say "We Wish You Happiness!" but in the constant locomotion of tracks like "Rostokino Acid" by the Russian producer Buttechno—usually a mutant of sorts but here playing it straight—there is some calm and quietude.
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It was only as useful as a jab for a man with a sixty-eight inch reach was ever going to be, but he could throw it stiffly and opponents expected him to level change off it and try to put his head on their sternum to achieve inside position.
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Sitting in a dark theater in North Carolina, he wrung wrenching noise out a guitar and a smattering of electronics, the louder moments of which caused both the chair I was on and the flesh and bones surrounding my sternum to vibrate uncontrollably—an experience as unsettling as it was moving.
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Hailing from Bristol—a city wreathed in weed smoke and, in recent decades, more readily associated with smoked-out trip-hop or sternum-crushing dubstep than metal—Jaguar formed as teens in 1979, and immediately set about making some of the loudest, rawest, most unhinged music that the NWOBHM ever produced.
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He's flashing a handgun and throwing up Peda Roll Mafia signs; he's filming the low-budget "Dirtbag" video on a palm tree-lined Beverly Hills sidewalk; he's in a giggling footrace with Greedo and then, breathing hard, showing off his "war wounds": a fresh, milky white scar running from his crotch to his sternum.
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Together with a medical examiner and a forensic anthropologist, she subjected the saint to the impropriety of an x-ray machine and discovered that this was not quite the case: his pelvis was upside down and all his ribs were missing, as were his sternum, left scapula, every single finger, both ankles, and both heels.
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Dr. Reardon explained the extreme risks of the surgery, how it would include a foot-long incision from the top of her sternum all the way down to her pubic bone, cardiac bypass while the surgeons removed the tumor and 30 minutes of cooling to a core body temperature of 68 degrees to avoid brain damage.
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That's essentially the spirit of the mix he's made for us, 54 minutes of keyed-up tracks that'd all fly under the loose banner of trap—there's colorful bangers from Xan, Rae Sremmurd, requisite tracks from Future and just about every other rapper that matters—each of which centers on his affinity for sternum-shattering 808s and fuck-it-all hedonism.
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Moving his head, rotating his elbows to block the path of uppercuts and knees, and keeping his chin pinned to his sternum to take the blows on the top of his head: Weidman's covering up is an example of the best way to do a bad thing and it helped him weather the storm against Mousasi as he had against Belfort.
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Some big cargo shorts fuck spin-kicking with reckless abandon lost control of his flailing limbs and planted a big meaty forearm right in my sternum, knocking the wind out of me and nearly sending me tumbling to the floor of one of the worst rooms to see live music in Manhattan, sure I was facing certain death at the sole of a Doc Martens boot.
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On the freeway, you can finesse the throttle to dance the 6.5-liter under the hood — a bump in displacement from the F12's 6.3-liter — enjoying the snarls and growls, or you can shift gears yourself, using the elegant carbon-fiber paddles behind the steering wheel, and feel the snaps and jerks, the kicks to your spine and sternum, as you deploy the G-forces.
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"If Iron Man puts his body behind the punch and uses the mass of the suit to create extra force, it would do more than knock (Captain America) on his back," said Dr. Al Sacchetti at Our Lady of Lourdes Medical Center in Camden, NJ. "The sternum will most likely fracture into multiple pieces, with these fragments being propelled backwards," added Dr. Todd Taylor at the Emory University School of Medicine in Atlanta.
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We discussed Alvarez's tendency to duck in, head to sternum as a classy boxer will, in that pre-fight essay: Additional tactics which Dos Anjos does not show too often but which might have been a good investment through this camp would be use of the double collar tie along the fence and the uppercut as he enters because Alvarez has a tendency to duck in on opponents when they step in.
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Imagine, for a second, that MJ flew in the fucking air, went straight into Laimbeer's midsection, cracked his sternum wide open, sent a shockwave into the big man's chest, unwinding Laimb's heart muscles, sending him crashing to the floor, the light escaping from his eyes on national TV. Laimbeer, sprawled out on the hardwood, feeling the grim specter of death come to take his soul away, utters his last words ("My only regret… is that I didn't injure more dudes…"), and his lifeless body collapses in front of the assembled Palace crowd, shocked at what they're seeing.
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"Seems like u guys tag me in a new post every day … pls stop.. it's just negative, I really have no hard feelings towards you I just know what a beautiful world there is to go out and live in instead of trying to dissect a relationship between two people that you don't even know and that you do not see 99% of… for someone who is virtually inactive on the app, I don't need his follow- my eyes are tattooed to his chest," Hadid began referring to Malik's tattoo of her eyes underneath his sternum.
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