In the eighteen months elapsing since the publication of the first edition, Professor Charles H.
Toadstool poisoning differs from most poisonings in the long time elapsing before death in fatal cases.
The progress of this disease is usually tardy, years elapsing before it causes much suffering or inconvenience.
The period of time elapsing before the serious symptoms come on is not constant; from one week to several months have been the variations observed.
In severe cases serious results may ensue despite the most judicious treatment, and convalescence is usually very slow, weeks often elapsing before solid food can be chewed without pain or without injury to the gums.
The period elapsing in the course of a chronic suppurative disease before the amyloid change occurs differs greatly in different cases, and may be stated as from three months (Cohnheim's case) to many years.
The time elapsingbetween the hearing of the voices in contention and the breaking open of the room door, was variously stated by the witnesses.
The victims must have been sitting with their backs toward the window; and, from the time elapsing between the ingress of the beast and the screams, it seems probable that it was not immediately perceived.
And here let me call your attention to the fact, that the time elapsing between the first ascertained, and the second supposed elopement, is a few months more than the general period of the cruises of our men-of-war.
The course of the disease is slow, months and sometimes years elapsing before it reaches conspicuous development.
The growth begins as a small, hard, elevated, pinkish or reddish tubercle, increasing gradually, several months or years usually elapsing before the tumor reaches conspicuous size.
By pressing upon the stem the watch may be set in motion at any moment desired, and by pressing it once more it may be instantly stopped, and the time elapsing between the setting in motion and the stopping may be read on the face.
The outstanding distinction is the difference in the length of time elapsing before the development of symptoms.
The blood possibly varies greatly in this respect according to the diet of the individual, or even according to the interval elapsing after the ingestion of antiscorbutic food.
The thirty-seventh year from this battle comprehended the time elapsing between September 2, A.
Crucifixion, as we have seen, was a lingering death; several days usually elapsing before the victim expired.
The time elapsing after firing before the miner returns to the working face or fires another shot should not be less for permissible explosives than for black powder.
The time at which resurrection takes place, and the interval elapsing between death and resurrection, Paul makes nothing of.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "elapsing" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
