Syncope

The pilot's syncope caused him to lose control of the airplane mid-flight.

She had a history of syncope episodes due to low blood pressure.

The athlete's trainer instructed him to take breaks during training to avoid syncope.

He suffered from syncope as a side effect of his medication.

The elderly woman was prone to syncope due to her heart condition.

The doctor diagnosed him with vasovagal syncope.

The doctor recommended tests to identify the cause of the patient's syncope episodes.

The driver experienced syncope while behind the wheel, causing an accident.

The concert-goer collapsed from syncope during the loud, crowded performance.

The athlete suffered from syncope after exerting himself too much in the heat.

The concertgoer collapsed from syncope during the performance.

The pilot had to undergo a syncope evaluation before being cleared to fly again.

The patient's medication was adjusted to prevent syncope from occurring.

The nurse immediately called for help when the patient showed signs of syncope.

The hiker fainted due to syncope caused by dehydration and exhaustion.

The conductor emphasized the importance of syncope in jazz music.

The conductor emphasized the syncope in the orchestral piece during rehearsal.

The use of syncope in the chorus added depth to the pop song.

The composer instructed the violinist to emphasize the syncope in the piece.

The drummer's use of syncope added a unique rhythm to the song.

The drummer's use of syncope added complexity to the song's beat.

The composer used syncope to create a unique rhythm in the jazz piece.

The jazz band's use of syncope gave the music a swing feel.

The symphony's use of syncope added an element of surprise to the piece.

The composer's use of syncope in the opera added drama to the scene.

The composer employed syncope to make the classical piece sound more contemporary.

The use of syncope in the score gave the movie scene a sense of urgency.

The columnist's use of syncope made the article more engaging.

The essayist used syncope to create a sense of depth in the argument.

The playwright used syncope to convey the character's frustration.

The speechwriter used syncope to add emphasis to the key points.

"The film's director used syncope to create a sense of mystery and intrigue."

"The author's use of syncope in the poem created a sense of urgency and intensity."

"The artist's use of syncope in the painting created a feeling of movement and dynamism."

The editor suggested using syncope to make the sentence more concise.

"The doctor explained to the patient that syncope can be a symptom of low blood pressure."

"The party was a disaster. Syncope of invitations led to a much smaller turnout than expected."

The author's use of syncope added a sense of urgency to the dialogue.

"The music teacher taught the students about the use of syncope in jazz music."

The journalist used syncope to emphasize the important point of the article.

"In the sentence 'Gone to the store,' the word 'to' is a syncope of the phrase 'going to.'"

"The detective noted the syncope of certain details in the witness's testimony."

"The historian's research revealed a syncope of information regarding the early years of the civilization."

The copywriter suggested using syncope in the advertising campaign to make it more memorable.

The novelist's use of syncope created a sense of tension in the scene.

The patient syncope after receiving the bad news.

She felt dizzy and syncope while standing in the long queue.

The child syncope from a sudden drop in blood sugar.

She syncope from shock when she received the news.

The student syncope when he saw his test results.