Sentence examples for care read from inspiring English sources

That means tertiary care (read, fancy technology) when they really need to invest in primary care.

The advice to fans remains to take care, read the advice on the Foreign Office website and stick to it.

The Conservative plans for long-term care (which talk only of elderly care and have nothing to say about other people who may also need long-term social care) read as if the Tories have been nowhere near government for years.

If you have, or if you don't care, read on...

Surround yourself with people who genuinely care, read a book, go on a trip, but let the sadness leave you.

For information about Alzheimer's long-term care read my book, Come Back Early Today: A Memoir of Love, Alzheimer's and Joy, and visit my website, which has a wealth of information for Alzheimer's caregivers.

And, for more ideas, you could take a look at our social care reading list.

The opening chapter, "Why You Should Care," reads like something cribbed from a Common Cause press release.

Papyrology, the care, reading, and interpretation of ancient documents written on papyrus, which is of prime importance in Egyptian, Middle Eastern, and Classical archaeology.

Montpelier residents of all ages join for $25 and get access to a site listing requests and offers: driving, pet care, reading aloud, help with grocery shopping, computer tutoring sessions and more.

The discussion includes: 1) the purposes of an outpatient care reading resource; 2) selection of materials; 3) correlation of materials with a student experience patient log form; and 4) plans for evaluation and periodic revision of the syllabus.