Sentence examples for comfortably care from inspiring English sources

His salary doubled, we purchased a beautiful home well within our means and I was able to comfortably care for our daughter without a second income.

We've got to teach people from all types of medical disciplines how to listen and engage people comfortably and care for them spiritually and emotionally.

To make sure that the pants fit comfortably, take care to do this step properly.

In this way, more women will know there is a place for them to comfortably be cared for, and perhaps save not only their own lives, but the lives of their newborns.

At the other extreme we have hospitals without a nursery, and many a bleary-eyed, frazzled new mom barely able to sit comfortably, let alone care for another life before recovering her own faculties.

I shared that although Rev. Davy was comfortably situated, he cared enough about others sufficiently to establish a school for the children of the poor farmers in our parish.

They will say it was only Sweden, they will say England were indebted to goalkeeper Jordan Pickford with three quite brilliant saves, they will even say the nations in the other half of the quarter-final draw will all have won this tie comfortably but, frankly, who cares?

But the U.S. government underwrites the former, and the latter rests comfortably in the care of the richest university in the world.

The rest of us are not bound by the same code of professional compassion, which means we can summarise Sunday's events thus: the world No1, playing averagely (by his standards), with a bad injury and a driver without a compass, beat the rest of the world comfortably, and took care of Daly in a play-off.

They devised a small CT scanner that allows a patient to stand comfortably so health care practitioners can see how the joints of the foot, ankle, or knee respond while bearing weight.

They don't have great abandonment issues, and can give and receive care comfortably.