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Spleen in sentence

15 examples of Spleen in a sentence

Over the course of two and a half months I lost my spleen, my kidneys, the hearing in my left ear and both of my legs below the knee.
Whatever it is you are struggling to remember, it is not poised on the tip of your tongue, not even lurking in some obscure corner of your spleen.
I don't perceive my kidneys here, my liver here, my spleen ... I don't know where my spleen is, but it's somewhere.
A blockage in the spleen, part of the immune system, puts patients at risk for dangerous infections.
Cancer had invaded her bone marrow, her liver, her spleen.
And I thought I'd get a ton of great student essays about dissecting cadavers and poems about the spleen.
An hulking alien beastie crash-lands on Earth and soon wrecks havoc upon the populace first using his laser ray gun to dissolve into dust almost every human he catches sight off (that is when his aim isn't terribly off) and later his bare claws with which he likes to rip out and eat human spleen!
I won't even dignify it with an explanation of the (Plot??) if I can refer to it as that.I can think of only one other occasion in some 40-odd years of movie watching that I have found need to vent my spleen on a movie.
McIntire threatens to tear out the guy's liver and break his spleen if he comes near him.
Other diseases, such as sleeping sickness, transmitted by tsetse flies are fatal if untreated, as is leishmaniasis, if the parasites that cause it – transmitted by tiny sandflies – invade the liver and spleen.
"His money appears to have been thrown away," observed the colonel, betraying the spleen he was unsuccessfully striving to conceal.
I had no spleen at the saucy rogue, nor were his submissions anything to me, since there was nothing to be got by him, so I thought it was as good to throw that in generously as not; so I told him I did not desire the ruin of any man, and therefore at his request I would forgive the wretch; it was below me to seek any revenge.
Adieu to disappointment and spleen.
He had suffered for years from an enlarged spleen, but he now became rapidly worse, and towards the end of April we were informed that he was beyond all hope, and that he wished to make a last communication to us.
His saving is like the spleen which swelleth with the leanness of all the other members.