Sentence examples for distinguished surgeon from inspiring English sources

Its protagonist isn't a distinguished surgeon but a dim-witted car-park attendant.

He was a distinguished surgeon who made many contributions to ophthalmic, orbital, plastic, and reconstructive surgery.

Lewis A. Stimson, who owned the Fleur de Lys, was a very distinguished surgeon.

He was 41, a married professor of obstetrics and gynecology at Washington University in St . Louisand a distinguished surgeon.

Deborah grew up in Melbourne, Australia, where her father Sir Alan Newton was a distinguished surgeon and her English mother, Cicely, a nurse.

He went on to the University of Michigan Medical School and became first a resident, then a distinguished surgeon, at Johns Hopkins.

"We need to remember the enormous contribution that the Kindertransport made to this country: distinguished doctors, distinguished surgeons, members of both houses [of parliament] were saved by that".

Participant 4 Nurses distinguished themselves from surgeons in relation to patient advocacy.

McKnight was one of the most respected surgeons of his day and was remembered by one colleague as "particularly distinguished as a practical surgeon … at the time of his death (he) was without a rival in that branch of his profession".

She says, "We know there are certain traits that distinguish a great surgeon, such as speed and dexterity – how jerky or smooth is their movement when they cut.

He distinguished himself as a superb surgeon and then as a critical member of the Department of Quality Management.