Sentence examples for caring for ailing from inspiring English sources

Click here to view Ryan was the sanest sister of a trio including Diane Keaton and Lisa Kudrow caring for ailing lothario father Walter Matthau in Hanging Up.

I am not caring for ailing parents.

Acknowledging that caring for ailing relatives puts a serious burden on spouses and daughters, in 2000 Japan adopted a government-susbidised long-term care insurance policy.

Think of the difficulties you've encountered in life -- whether it was learning to cope with divorce or caring for ailing parents or experiencing disappointment in your career -- didn't you come through them all?

The article portrayed officials in crowded, understaffed correctional facilities scrambling to care for ailing inmates who can no longer feed, dress or clean themselves and who create conflict and disorder because they can no longer follow simple commands.

The ballot measure would have provided for guaranteed paid time off for sick workers and those who need time to care for ailing family members, including domestic partners.

Following the completion of Long Day's Journey Into Night, Hepburn took a break in her career to care for ailing Spencer Tracy.

They've heard the same things from dozens of lawmakers who declare they'll never forget 9/11, but can't overcome whatever problems they have with passing a bill to permanently care for ailing responders.

Stewart was particularly focused on McConnell Thursday, not just because of his potential blame for killing the bill, but also because the majority leader has passed very similar legislation to permanently care for ailing nuclear industry workers, many in his state.

In an announcement Tuesday afternoon that deftly weaved together the personal, the corporate and the political, Facebook chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg said the company would be giving all of its employees six weeks of family leave to care for ailing family members.

Some 142,000 orphaned children are registered in the school system, although 30 per cent of school-age children, mostly girls, have dropped out to care for ailing family members.