haemorrhage

IPA: hˈɛmɝɪdʒ

Examples of "haemorrhage" in Sentences

It was usually a brain haemorrhage that got them in the end.
Egan died last year of a brain haemorrhage and his wife Susan decided on a novel way of preserving his memory.
Obstetric haemorrhage is a new plague and while this is partly a valid choice for women it is also one forced on them by delayed adulthood.
The obsessive artist: Tommy McHugh, 58, a divorced father of two from Liverpool, was a builder until he had a brain haemorrhage which almost killed him in 2001.
It paints a portrait of the Bradford playwright Andrea Dunbar and then charts the tragic fallout from her death? courtesy of an alcohol-induced brain haemorrhage? at the age of 29.
Amillia has experienced respiratory problems, a very mild brain haemorrhage and some digestive problems, but none of the health concerns are expected to pose long-term problems, her doctors said.
Perhaps because of this, but also because of the devotion his mother showed as a trade union activist before her death from a brain haemorrhage, Larsson demanded very high standards of behaviour of himself and others.
Record labels, movie studios, publishers and rights-management organizations have all emerged from the wreckage like an accident victim: shaken and scratched, but walking ably away, only to die of a brain haemorrhage an hour later.