go into shock

By the time it was done, the man had long since gone into shock.

He was probably going into shock from the loss of blood.

The little boy went into shock, she said, and did not speak again until this morning.

That should have been her first question: she must be going into shock.

If you miss a day's run, your system goes into shock.

I could see from his eyes that Joe was thinking about going into shock.

Could she have passed out or gone into shock from the pain?

But there it is: he died and she went into shock.

She also saw that Jack was close to going into shock.

Her blood pressure was way down: she had to will herself not to go into shock.

We never went into shock or got frustrated in the second half after what they had been doing to us.

First, there is the possibility that the body will go into shock.

"His eyes were aware, but I think he was really going into shock."

It was not clear which runner had gone into shock.

What she did not know was that Richie had gone into shock.

He could go into shock, especially with the ground this cold and damp.

Seek immediate medical help if you think someone has gone into shock.

Twenty minutes before the race he went into shock and passed out.

When people have just lost someone, their first automatic response is to go into shock.

You might be going into shock, just like your little brother."

People died of injuries sometimes because their bodies went into shock.

Call me if anything happens and you go into shock again."

The body goes into shock and death from liver failure.

Ernie stood on own and appeared to be going into shock.

His little brother goes into shock, and here we are."