9 sentences with “organs”

Short, simple sentences with “organs”, suitable for school kids, with common collocations and related words.

Brief definition: organs

Organs are parts of a living body that perform specific functions, like the heart or lungs. They can also refer to musical instruments with pipes that produce sound. Additionally, organs can mean groups or systems within an organization or government.

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The lungs are the organs that allow us to breathe.

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The veins of the body transport blood to all the organs.

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The human brain is one of the most complex and fascinating organs of the human body.

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His organs are intact, although he appears to have a fracture in his upper left arm.

X-rays can produce images of bones, organs and internal tissues, and can also be used to damage cancer cells.

He knew that whatever organs were affected in Mike's chest, the nail was like a finger plugging a hole in a dam.

The components of some organs (heart, liver and kidneys) have a half-life of ten days. Within that time the components are dissolved and replaced by others; so on and so forth.

Stress is a situation in an individual, or in any of its organs or apparatus, which, by demanding a higher than normal performance from them, places them at near risk of disease.

It is called HIV, and its body is covered with spines that help it attack human cells with deadly efficiency. It destroys the body's immune system, i.e. all the organs and functions that protect the human body from disease. It is a virus, the only one responsible for AIDS.

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