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• Like a patient etherized upon a table.
• By then, the Connecticut delegation was comatose, a patient etherized upon a table.
• The 26-bed institution now offered some private rooms and an " etherizing room " for surgery.
• The Bosnian capital lies there in its tapering valley like Eliot's " patient etherized upon a table ."
• This trend has gradually picked up since the turn of the century, as phrases such as " etherized " and " ethervision " have gained popularity.
• Near the exit, unfolded like a very flattened patient etherized on a table, is a pressed double-breasted men's suit and socks to match.
• When one lies upon a meadow late at night, etherized by the fullness of the sky, it is all one can do to imagine the simplest of celestial motions _ the pivoting of constellations around the North Star.
• News of Morton's demonstration spread with astonishing speed in those pre-Internet days . Just two days after news accounts of Warren and Morton's operation reached England in December 1846, doctors there made their first surgery on an etherized patient.
• Kase referred to Louis as " the etherizing Detroit destroyer " and wrote about the difficulty in securing sparring partners : " There were to have been seven laboratory specimens for the Detroit destroyer to experiment on but five of the expected sparring partners, showing rare judgment, failed to appear ."
• There once was a time when I could even orate several stanzas of the complexly beautiful poem by T . S . Eliot, " The Love Song of J . Alfred Prufrock, " which starts out : " Let us go then, you and I, while the evening is spread out watching TV like a patient etherized upon a futon.
• But _ and this is an important but _ this two-hour movie is buried alive inside a terribly dull four-hour sweeps miniseries, which airs this Sunday and next at 9 p . m . You'll need to indulge in some serious multitasking _ pull out those knitting needles, plug in the percolator _ if you want to discover the life inside this etherized drama.
• In " Like a Rainfall ", Fishelov offered a model for describing poetic similes ( e . g ., T . S . Eliot's " the evening is spread out against the sky / Like a patient etherized upon a table " ) as a cluster of functional deviations from the norms of trite, nonpoetic similes ( e . g ., " it is as good as gold " ).
• For example, " When the evening is spread out against the sky / Like a patient etherized upon a table " ( lines 2 3 ), the " sawdust restaurants " and " cheap hotels, " the yellow fog, and the afternoon " Asleep . . . tired . . . or it malingers " ( line 77 ), are reminiscent of languor and decay, while Prufrock's various concerns about his hair and teeth, as well as the mermaids " Combing the white hair of the waves blown back / When the wind blows the water white and black, " show his concern over aging.