Sentence examples for doctor for instance from inspiring English sources

Mo Mowlam's doctor, for instance, or Hitch, or the many celebrities he had to pretend to badly "impersonate" during the triumphant stage show The Play What I Wrote.

The relationship that Chanu has with the local doctor, for instance, at first seems to be purely a comic turn, in which each tries to impress the other, and then has his dignity pricked.

Many health-care experts argue that if the government is not willing to raise taxes, then it should allow more private money into the system, perhaps introducing nominal charges for visits to the doctor, for instance.

I asked whether merit might help decide whether a medical treatment was valuable, and suggested that training — as a doctor, for instance, rather than as a truck driver — would serve as a better guide to who should practice medicine.

Some girls I know have felt they wanted to be a doctor, for instance, but there's still a perception in their own families that women are expected to stay at home, have children and be a housewife.

Their argument holds that they can find that money with real efforts to decrease redundant procedures due to poor record keeping — causing a doctor, for instance, to prescribe an expensive test a patient has already had — and the correction of similarly exorbitant inefficiencies throughout the system.

Doctors, for instance, are best at healing.

Architects, academics and doctors – for instance – are every bit as egotistical and competitive as people who work in the theatre.

These established that workers on call (doctors, for instance) are "at work" for the purposes of working-time rules.

But young female doctors, for instance, are rising in numbers, and women dominate middle management in major consumer companies.

Dancers are well paid by Cuban standards, earning as much as or more than doctors, for instance, but like all Cubans they are eager to earn precious dollars.