Sentence examples for be a nurse when from inspiring English sources

I want her to be a nurse when she grows up," she says.

She was training to be a nurse when the first aspirin tablets came on the market.

I made my mind up that I wanted to be a nurse when I was 14 or 15.

Susan told Sightsavers she "loves" learning English and social studies and wants to be a nurse when she grows up.

At the doctor's office, Stacey told her mom that she could only be a nurse when she grew up, not a doctor.

Geana Jones was training to be a nurse when she came up with the idea for reusable tattoo covers that can temporarily hide body art.

Ahn Sung-rye was a nurse when the limp, bloodstained bodies of young men and women started arriving at her hospital in central Gwangju on 18 May 1980.

She was a nurse when I was born but went to college at night, earned a bachelor's and then a master's degree and threaded her way through a white-collar maze of several health care companies.

Even the eight-year-old daughter of a female colleague had assumed her mother was a nurse; when the revelation was made she proceeded to argue that Mum couldn't possibly be a surgeon, because she was a woman.

It is not easy to be a nurse, and when you look at us here, we are in an urban setting, think about the nurse who is working in the rural area; it is very much more difficult".

Don't just nod and say, "That's interesting... ...... ask her why she likes a certain subject or why she wants to be a nurse or a lawyer when she grows up.