Use "tumour" in a sentence
tumour example sentences
tumour
1. and the tumour will dissipate by itself:”How can it be? I have repent-
2. thought it was a malignant tumour”, said the doctor, “but it turned
3. tumour on his stomach, but she decided not to accept the diagnosis of the
4. the tumour and proclaimed the Word of healing
5. expect the tumour to resolve by itself just because you are Christian
6. Tumour: If you see that you have a tumour, you will face many complications in business and social life
7. K sits, wrapped up in cotton wool, taking a year off, on her tumour holidays
8. THAT WHEN HIS WIFE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH A TUMOUR
9. DAYS HER X-RAYS REVEALED THAT THE TUMOUR HAD
10. " Or, I remind them of Saint Uncumber, who miraculously grew a beard on her wedding-day, to defend her virginity; or Saint Agatha, who sacrificed her beauty by cutting off her own nose with a knife, to deter a lustful kidnapper; or the Abbess Hilda, who wildly loved expensive gems as a youth, before her call to the cloister -- in particular, a red ruby on a short neck-chain -- and how, many decades later, when Abbess Hilda was old, a tumour grew inside her throat, and upon it being removed from her body by a surgical physician, it was the exact size and shape and colour of that ruby!
11. thigh to cover the hole left in his back by the tumour
12. tumour in his stomach and we spoke about the emotions he
13. A headache was no longer a tumour on the brain, it was only a headache
14. We wanted a scan with a brain tumour and we got one, with a tumour to go
15. There’s a tumour two centimetres in diameter at the base of the brain
16. This has occurred when someone has had a tumour for instance, or severe and constant epileptic fits which cannot be controlled by the usual drugs
17. But for most people, the cause of their brain tumour is not known
18. Headaches are often the first symptom of a brain tumour
19. This may occur because of the presence of the tumour itself and/or because the tumour has caused the normal brain around it to swell with fluid
20. the trial, three showed a large reduction in tumour size, and one showed a minor
21. Fibroid is benign tumour which grows in, on or outside of the wall of the
22. A cervical polyp is a benign polyp or tumour on the surface of the cervical
23. by scar, adhesion or tumour attaching to the organ
24. "Only a bit of a tumour, my boy
25. But you know they can sweal a tumour away
26. "Is it really a tumour?" he asked
27. "It may be a large tumour which has formed in the membrane," he said slowly,
28. "There is a big lump that may be a tumour," said Paul
29. "He thinks it's only a tumour!" cried Annie to her mother
30. The largest tumour removed intact was a multicystic mass of the right ovary weighing 138
31. A benign tumour on the side of John Burley’s (UK) face was removed by the surgeon John Hunter (UK, 1728–93), without anaesthetic, and found to weigh 4
32. The tumour is still on display in the Hunterian Museum at the Royal College of Surgeons in London, UK
