(1) If the socket continues to bleed lie a gauze pad across the socket and ask the patient to bite on it for 15-30 minutes.

(2) Tooth socket

(3) He's going to remake the socket , building in a soft rubber pad and extra space to accommodate the troublesome bone.

(4) The eye socket

(5) The hip socket will be hollowed out to make a shallow cup and an artificial socket will be placed into it.

(6) At the inquest, local electrician Thomas Durkin revealed that there was no leaked earth or circuit breaker in the connection to a plug socket in a neighbouring house.

(7) The artificial socket is made of high density plastic and the new ball with its stem is made of strong, stainless metal.

(8) Remember, you can only plug mains voltage lighting into an external socket as low voltage lighting requires a transformer and currently most transformers are not suitable for outside use.

(9) The eyes often escape unharmed even when facial injury is severe and the bony socket (the orbit) has been fractured.

(10) Do not attempt to plug a generator into an electric socket in a wall.

(11) The heads were attached to the wooden shaft by a socket .

(12) Other scenes depict the agents as idiots and slapstick figures barely able to push a plug into an electric socket .

(13) By plugging the $129 device into an electric socket , Mac and PC owners can extend their wireless network to any room.

(14) The shaft must be attached to the clubhead at the heel either directly or through a single plain neck and/or socket .

(15) Seve cut his sticks to length, whittled a point in the slender end and drove it into the hosel - the round socket at the top of the iron head.

(16) The shaft or neck or socket of a putter may be fixed at any point in the head.

(17) The result was an exact plaster mould of my stump, which Ian will use to make the socket onto which my artificial leg will be attached.

(18) All it needs is a flat surface to rest on and an electrical socket to plug into.

(19) Robinson's next patent, also with Draper and Lord, was for a method of attaching a knob to the socket by turning over the edge of the socket to grasp the bottom of the knob.

(20) Unlike conventional electrical appliances, which are simply plugged into a wall socket , computers and their peripherals are connected by any number of lines.