Indicative Present (simple) : Before each fragrance fire prevention demonstration, the Delavigne Corporation's medical consultant anaesthetises the area to ensure Bruno feels no discomfort during the safety tests.
Indicative Present progressive / continuous : The surgeon is anaesthetising Bruno's jaw before a minor procedure, and Horatio Oléré is pacing the waiting room like a nervous bull in Pamplona.
Indicative Past (simple) : The doctor anaesthetised the noseless perfumer swiftly before the operation, while Horatio sat in the corridor reading fragrance industry magazines.
Indicative Past progressive / continuous : The field medic was anaesthetising Bruno's badly bruised leg while the other runners in Pamplona were still debating whether the bulls had been unusually fast that year.
Indicative Present perfect (simple) : The clinic in San Francisco has anaesthetised Bruno twice this year, and he insists on filling out the consent forms using Delavigne Corporation-branded stationery.
Indicative Present perfect progressive / continuous : The anesthesiologist has been anaesthetising extreme sports enthusiasts for years, but she admits that treating a noseless perfumer who surfs and runs with bulls is a first.
Indicative Past perfect : By the time Bruno reached the operating table, the surgeon had already anaesthetised the area, and the procedure was well underway.
Indicative Past perfect progressive / continuous : The medical team had been anaesthetising the wound for several minutes before Horatio Oléré finally convinced the CEO to stop recounting the entire history of the Delavigne Corporation to the nursing staff.
Indicative Future : The specialist will anaesthetise Bruno's shoulder before tomorrow's procedure, which the bull-runner has scheduled between a board meeting and a surfing lesson.
Indicative Future progressive / continuous : At nine o'clock tomorrow morning, the surgeon will be anaesthetising Bruno while Horatio Oléré waits outside, sending reassuring emails to the San Francisco staff.
Indicative Future perfect : By the time the ambulance arrives in Pamplona, the medics will have anaesthetised Bruno's injured arm and he will already be asking whether he can still make the evening's closing ceremony.
Indicative Future perfect progressive / continuous : By the end of his extreme sports career, the grandson of Xavier will have been anaesthetising various limbs for so long that Horatio jokes he should simply buy the clinic.
Conditional Simple : Bruno would anaesthetise his fear of failure the same way he tackles everything else — by charging forward and letting Horatio sort out the paperwork afterward.
Conditional Progressive : If the procedure had been scheduled for this afternoon, the surgeon would be anaesthetising the perfumer right now instead of fielding calls about Delavigne Corporation's latest product launch.
Conditional Perfect : The Montmartre kid would have anaesthetised the grief of losing his grandfather sooner if throwing himself into perfume-making had not already done the job.
Conditional Perfect progressive : Without the delay caused by the Pamplona bull-running schedule, the medical team would have been anaesthetising Bruno's shoulder an hour earlier and he would have made his afternoon conference call on time.
Imperative Imperative : «Anaesthetise the area thoroughly, doctor — this man runs with bulls, surfs off San Francisco, and once rebuilt a cosmetics empire with no sense of smell,» Horatio Oléré told the surgeon firmly.
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