Sentence examples for being in the terminal from inspiring English sources

A Mesaba ground agent, however, said the Transportation Security Administration forbade passengers from being in the terminal while it was closed.

They also emphasize the importance of creating a compassionate and caring environment to bring hope, help patients to deal with the reality of death and to support their spiritual well being in the terminal stage of life [ 13].

Japanese guidelines on withholding or discontinuing life-sustaining treatments are premised on the patient being in the terminal stage and in a condition where there is very little chance of improvement or long-term life prolonging [ 7, 20, 21].

If patients are identified as being in the terminal phase (last 48 hours of life), this will be discussed urgently with the clinical team who may decide that the patient should be transferred to Liverpool Care Pathway [ 12].

10 In addition to this criterion, those presenting with the following characteristics were also excluded: permanent or temporary inability to walk indicated by the use of a wheelchair, but people using a walking stick were allowed; severe sequelae of cerebrovascular accident; Parkinson's disease in severe or unstable stage; severe hearing or vision deficits; and being in the terminal stage.

Patients who deviated especially from others by being obese, dirty and/or gross, by having severe cognitive damages or by being in the terminal phase, thus calling for ethical reflections, seemed to be difficult for some female interviewees to handle on the personal level in both the first and the following sessions of physiotherapy: sometimes we have mega-obese patients.

There it was, in the terminal: Dairy Queen Grill & Chill.

Their home is in the terminal's waiting area, in two giant see-through tanks.

"No one is forced to be in the Terminal long enough that he can be seriously hurt by these programs.

The group seized on Saturday was in the terminal but had not actually entered the tunnel, the French police said.

I don't pretend that I am in the terminal stages yet but I know that it is inevitable.