Sentence examples for being bed from inspiring English sources
Connally was leaning towards the right of the Democratic party, and there was a huge split in the party with the other half being bed by liberal Senator Ralph Yarborough.
I haven't had a proper run in two weeks, a combination of being bed ridden with to tonsillitis, moving to a new city with a new job and getting into a new routine as well as an abnormally busy week.
And although, once upon a time, Nick would have loved the idea of spending days in bed watching movies and TV, waited on hand and foot, with no work stress or life admin to deal with, the reality of being bed bound is, of course, torturous.
These patients had varied clinical course: stabilization in different stages for 6 months to 5 years (13), remissions for 6 months to 9 years and reversal of staging with functional recovery from being bed bound to ambulant (8).
With the attention of politicians and entomologists worldwide we could assume, we would be on our way to being bed bug free.
But having been ill the last few days (I'm currently entering the 3rd day of being bed bound and it's as boring as it sounds), I've had time to think about a few things and as I've said countless times before; writing about it is sheer catharsis to me.
Australia's selectors have taken some stick for persevering with Brett Lee and Mitchell Johnson, with the two veterans accused of being bed-blockers for their exciting young guns.
The government, to finesse the crude problem of Hugo Chávez's being bed-ridden in Cuba, has interpreted the Constitution's clauses about the oath of office so as to allow Chávez to be sworn in whenever he feels better, rather than on Jan . 10 as specified in Article 231 of the Constitution.
The technique is being bedded in.
The research was primarily about genetic basis of muscle atrophy, which relates to spaceflight or being bed-ridden, geriatric, or diabetic.
And the endless commercials that show happy shoppers out and about enjoying themselves just deepens a sense of sadness at being bed-bound.
