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I would not like to think that she was concussed and still trying to stand up.

It is the second time in a year that the 24-year-old has been concussed.

It's all right, I just wanted to see whether this little boy is concussed or not.

He's been concussed and he'll need looking after for a bit, but there's nothing serious.

He hit the ground in an awkward position and was concussed.

On 14 September 2008, exactly a year before his death, he fell out of bed and concussed himself.

Morris was concussed playing for the North at the weekend.

"They said your nose is broken and you've been concussed."

He was obviously concussed and must alert himself to further symptoms.

He was shaken, slightly concussed and in no state to carry on with the show.

I was concussed for the rest of the meeting.

At least he didn't seem significantly concussed, which would have put the whole idea out of the question.

The fever was most powerful and you were badly concussed.

This boy is badly concussed; try and keep him still. "

The shock of a course change causes the Doctor to hit his head, briefly concussing him.

But no, he hadn't been concussed then, or even all that drunk.

Only the fact that she was concussed had kept him from taking her, and even then, it had been a near thing.

But I held it too close to the fire,' said the figure, in the perplexed tones of the nearly concussed.

Now he only felt stunned, concussed by the immutable truth.

Look, fighters can throw punches in their sleep or when they are concussed.

When directed at the head, it works by concussing the brain without cutting the scalp.

When you're concussed, your stream of consciousness slows to a trickle.

"Captain Pike has been stunned and concussed, but he should be all right.

Under safety regulations, no jockey was allowed to ride in a race within one week of being concussed.

His head throbbed, and he knew that he was concussed.