'cure sick' is not a correct sentence in written English.
To make it a correct sentence, you would need to clarify what you are trying to say, such as "Doctors work to cure sick patients."
Ahmed explained that the cloth is believed to cure sick people.
People stole the water in which he had washed his feet; it was said to cure sick cows.
"The drugs are not used to cure sick animals but to prevent them from getting sick, because we crowd them together under filthy circumstances.
The realisation that some drugs don't just cure sick or weak bodies but actually push us beyond our natural physical limits (and are therefore unfair) did not take hold in sports until well into the 20th century.
Considering the current unfortunate status of CL prevalence in the world, especially in Brazil and Australia, there is a pressing need for more efficient alternatives for disease control that not only cure sick animals but also minimize or even prevent the onset of disease in herds.
"I would like to become a medical doctor in the future so that I can cure sick people," she said.
It just gives simple Latin equivalents for some hard Greek words, which are followed by advice for curing sick cows.
This is Injun fightin'!" A kindly Livingstone, played by Cedric Hardwicke, says nothing against colonialism or in favor of African land rights and, instead, cures sick children and leads blacks in singing a rousing "Onward Christian Soldiers".
The offender can do nothing to lift the ban, regardless of whether that person is only a minor or a first offender, in treatment or cured, sick or pregnant or supporting a family -- and regardless of whether he or she lives a completely blameless life forever after.
Teaching small kids, curing sick animals, rubbing down tight legs, tinkering under faulty kitchen sinks.
Why continue draconian austerity when its history of curing sick economies is so dismal?
