Sentence examples for discharged to make from inspiring English sources

Then there are the pipes, like mysterious weapons of war, from which great big bangs are discharged to make the snow shift.

He was paid four dollars a night and soon learned that two men who had divided the work had been discharged to make a place for him.

There are almost no beds elsewhere in west London, and the senior management team use their 8.30am meeting to discuss who might reasonably be discharged to make room for incoming patients.

Collusion between the agent and employer, whereby the applicant is given a few days' work and then discharged to make way for new workmen, the agent and employer dividing the fee.

It should be emphasized that participants in the ICU group will be asked one week after discharge to make an assessment of both their current HR-QOL and their HR-QOL, pain, anxiety and agitation intensity, before admission to the ICU.

If the PDSN experienced that there was some uncertainty in their reasoning, she called the family in the evening or the day after discharge, to make an extra check, so that the child did not get caught up in an unsuitable situation.

Check your dog for bites, scratches and eye redness or discharge to make sure it wasn't injured.

Yet the hospital was now forced to discharge her to make way for new patients.

The major problem is where to discharge people to make room for the next emergency cases.

There is a very high inflow of patients all the time so you have to discharge patients to make beds available.

A nurse in one ward said: There is a very high inflow of patients all the time so you have to discharge patients to make beds available.