Olga Quezada's knee had swollen up as if someone had pumped air into it.
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She apparently tossed the phone elsewhere after noticing it had "swollen up" and was coughing up smoke.
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Berry kept playing in the game but told reporters Saturday that his leg had swollen up considerably.
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After walking home in the sun, my fingers had swollen up and my feet were sweating, which was new.
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I was there because my feet had swollen up in the course of 24 hours, which had never happened to me before.
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I come limping in the door and my hand is swollen up like a catcher's mitt, and she's like 'what the fuck is that?
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She knew she had the operation and yet her abdomen had swollen up like a pregnant woman's and she was convinced she was going to give birth at any minute.
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" Gregory of Tours, the bishop and chronicler who recorded their story, is keen to depict the princesses as spoiled brats, especially Clotilda, whom he described as "swollen up with boastfulness.
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In hardly more than an instant, his throat had closed, his tongue had swollen up, and he was on the floor receiving mouth-to-mouth resuscitation from his partner with an ambulance on the way.
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But when he woke up the next morning, he was sore, and soon he developed a high fever and a pounding headache — and the ingrown hair had swollen up to the size of a spider bite.
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Although Eustace had a bit of sympathy, he chose to cut it down anyway. After the tree has been cut down and before it dies, it tells Courage how to cure Muriel. The tree had the last laugh against Eustace as the episode ended with Eustace's head swollen up just like Muriel's had been.
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Microscopically, the hyphae of the flesh are swollen up to 12 µm wide and lack clamp connections. The spores are smooth, colourless, ellipsoid to oblong, measuring 5–7 by 3–4 µm. The spores are white in deposit. The basidia (spore bearing cells) measure 40–50 by 6–8 µm, and lack clamps at their bases.
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Ward dictated the fight however with a strong jab. This showed in round 7 when Brand's right eye suddenly started to swollen up. Ward spoke to HBO in the post fight interview about fighting Kovalev next saying: "I'm excited, I'm looking forward to it. I'll see you in November." This was Ward's third fight in eight months, after only fighting three times from 2012 to 2015.
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The prose is a parody of heroic poetry along the lines of Samuel Butler's parody of battle in Hudibras. The combat in the "Battle" is interrupted by the interpolated allegory of the spider and the bee. A spider, "swollen up to the first Magnitude, by the Destruction of infinite Numbers of Flies" resides like a castle holder above a top shelf, and a bee, flying from the natural world and drawn by curiosity, wrecks the spider's web. The spider curses the bee for clumsiness and for wrecking the work of one who is his better.
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Hytrosaviruses (SGHVs) induce similar gross pathology (SGH symptoms) in the salivary glands of their respective adult insect hosts, but the cytopathogies are distinct for the each of the two known genera (Glossinavirus and Muscavirus). Both pairs of the salivary gland tissue are equally affected (swollen up to four times their normal sizes) with the enlargement extending the entire lengths of the distal regions of the salivary glands. Infections of tissues other than the salivary glands is associated with various pathologies such as reproductive dysfunctions, infertility in females and distorted mating behaviors.
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