I attended a fascinating lecture at Harris Manchester last spring about Victorian literature.

The archaeologists identified a Harris line on the femur, indicating a period of nutritional stress in childhood.

The archaeologists noted several Harris lines on the radiograph of the child's femur, indicating periods of interrupted growth.

The tailor lined the vintage jacket with Harris tweed to preserve its traditional island character.

The pediatric orthopedic surgeon explained that the X-ray showed a Salter-Harris fracture of the distal radius, requiring careful monitoring of the growth plate.

After the bicycle accident, three teenagers were diagnosed with Salter-Harris fractures in their distal radius.

Harryman signed the contract and promised to deliver the artwork by Friday.

The Harrymans gathered every summer to celebrate their family's traditions.