Sentence examples for a terminus for the patient from inspiring English sources

The participants described seriously ill patients who did not receive treatment, thus the ward became a terminus for the patient.

Rochester was also a terminus for the Underground Railroad (escape route for runaway slaves).

This month, the 83-year-old station, a terminus for the F, Q and W lines, will essentially shut down for two years.

Up the road, on the Chesapeake Bay side, sits Cape Charles, a town of about 1,100 that was once a terminus for the New York, Philadelphia & Norfolk Railroad.

"It was a terminus for the gold caravans crossing the Sahara," he said.

Harwich became, as an outport of London, a terminus for passenger ferries across the North Sea.

The festival was also a terminus for Word Express, an ambitious project in south-east Europe backed by the Wales-based Literature Across Frontiers.

As a result, London Bridge, a terminus for Southern services, was quiet at what would have been the tail end of the morning rush hour.

The station has previously been used as a terminus for extra rush-hour trains.

The article "How to fix your make-up after you cry" became a terminus quo for the Spanish conceptual artist.

Also delayed is a new public transportation terminus for the World Trade Center site: the PATH Port Authority Trans-Hudsonn) train, which connects Manhattan to New Jersey.