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Chest in sentence

581 examples of Chest in a sentence

And I don't wear ammo belts crisscrossing my chest and a red bandana.
And I said, "Well, I think I do too, but I also hear it through my hands, through my arms, cheekbones, my scalp, my tummy, my chest, my legs and so on."
Doctors insert a catheter into your chest, which is attached to a pump that weighs about four-and-a-half pounds.
And the tubing coming out of my chest was a nightmare for costume designers.
They left my chest open for two weeks.
So he made a channel in here, and the chest moves up and down in that channel.
He checks you out, he grabs your adjusting straps and he tightens everything so that your chest is crushed, your shoulders are crushed down, and, of course, he's tightened so your voice goes up a couple octaves as well.
And my chest ached.
And I went home, and, because the pain in my chest ached so much, I thought, "I'll go out for a run."
I still don't understand this one Russian man working in his bare chest, but that tells you how hard he was working.
And because my city looks broken and is always yearning to show up in its wholeness, there were hearts that morning calling all through my chest that people around this city wanted to do something great together.
And people who had already been killed in my city were calling to me up through my gut and my chest, as a knot in my throat, "Yo, E, you cannot just let us be dead in vain when you know how to say this thing out loud."
It's also very difficult to confront a general with medals on his chest.
And Laennec thought this would be a wonderful way to listen to the chest or listen to the abdomen using what he called "the cylinder."
I would percuss the chest.
I realized that he was wanting to expose his wicker-basket chest to me.
I listened to the chest.
And we take the nerve away from your chest muscle and let these nerves grow into it.
Now you think, "Close hand," and a little section of your chest contracts.
He also required a revision surgery on his chest.
First, we cut away the nerve to his own muscle, then we took the arm nerves and just kind of had them shift down onto his chest and closed him up.
You can see the movements on his chest, and those little hash marks are where we put our antennae, or electrodes.
And I challenge anybody in the room to make their chest go like this.
He has not learned how to do this with the chest.
And after a few months, you touch Jesse on his chest, and he felt his missing hand.
His hand sensation grew into his chest again probably because we had also taken away a lot of fat, so the skin was right down to the muscle and deinnervated, if you would, his skin.
He feels hot, cold, sharp, dull, all in his missing hand, or both his hand and his chest, but he can attend to either.
And here you can see, on Jesse's chest, when he just tried to do three different things, you can see three different patterns.
And he had a chest tube in that was draining little bits of debris.
Could we take this precious and rare cancerous material from this chest tube and drive it across town and put it into mice and try to do a clinical trial at a stage that with a prototype drug, well, that would be, of course, impossible and, rightly, illegal to do in humans.
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