15 stitches.

23 stitches.

Sew eleven stitches

Sew eleven stitches

Just a few stitches.

Just a few stitches.

Two more stitches, here.

Stitches come out Thursday.

The stitches are out.

She gave you 18 stitches?

And six stitches in my ear.

Took six stitches, but he's OK.

He'd have us all in stitches.

Be careful about the stitches this time.

I have 18 stitches in my head.

Pilgrim, you'll need a couple of stitches.

I got five stitches on my right eye.

You were careless last time. And new stitches.

But you get too many stitches on the needle.

Your elevator story will have a jury in stitches.

He has 20 stitches on his head, but there's nothing serious.

Soon they'll take out your stitches and I'll have lost you forever.

What? The stitches you got. I was the one who paid for the hospital bill.

President Jacob Zuma had the crowd in stitches as he tried to learn the Diski dance.

Tell her we'll be off, just the two of us, the moment the stitches are out.

But you get too many stitches on the needle. So she quickly realized crochet was the better thing.

She's anesthetized, the surgeon does his thing stitches her back up, sends her out to the recovery room.

I hit my head on my desk. I broke my cheekbone, I got five stitches on my right eye.

And when we took her to the hospital she needed 32 stitches to put back her intestine into her body.

It's me. You know that woman who got stitches on her arm that night? Can you write me a receipt?

When I started coming back to my senses, I felt my head and I found out that there were 36 stitches on my head.

The so called Armenian quot doctors quot cut Goulmammedov apos s wound to take out the bullet using ordinary scissors without any anaesthesia, after which they made stitches with an ordinary needle.

The Internet has been in stitches ever since Dubai's deputy chief of police Dhahi Khalfan announced on Twitter that US President Barack Obama has Shia roots and is likely to visit Shia religious centres in Iran soon.

We rush quietly to the tiny hole in the door to catch a glimpse of him a tall, broad shouldered young man with leg braces to keep the bones shattered by the bullet in place, and stitches on his neck.