Sentence examples for began nursing from inspiring English sources

This fall, another 30 N.U.M.C.-sponsored students began nursing school.

Volunteering with the Belgian Red Cross, she began nursing wounded Allied soldiers.

When Sanger began nursing poor immigrant women living in tenements on New York's Lower East Side, she found that they were desperate for information about how to avoid pregnancy.

When I began nursing, a cataract patient would be in for 10 days and they would be bed-bound with sandbags on either side of their head to keep them still.

Born last March 13 in a birthing shed across the road, No. 534 was turned out on pasture with his mother as soon as the 80-pound calf stood up and began nursing.

Rossig, a carpenter who works in New York City, building movie sets, began nursing an ambition to film himself leaping off all the city's iconic tall structures, but it eventually became clear to him that it wasn't very safe and that the authorities would never permit it.

Piglets move to the sow's udder to begin nursing moments after birth and are weaned between two and five weeks, with about a 15 to 20 percent pre-weaning mortality rate from stillbirths and being crushed by the lactating sow.

Anxiety and apprehension have been observed in beginning nursing students as a recurrent pattern, particularly when students are entering upper level foundational nursing courses.

You can see that in the Baja bays where gray whales give birth and begin nursing their calves.

Other concerns regarding the deployment of nurses and midwives include both training completion rates and UNMC registration rates for those who begin nursing or midwifery training.

These challenges are intensified for pregnant females, which may fast up to 8 months, beginning in the summer and extending through the winter, when they give birth and begin nursing young, all before returning to the sea ice in the spring to hunt again (Atkinson and Ramsay 1995; Thiemann et al. 2006; Robbins et al. 2012).