Sentence examples similar to dwelling client from inspiring English sources

In the courtyard, a return to ground level (even a kind of temporary burial in the ground) by the formerly apartment-dwelling client.

But "Call the Midwife" has become richer, more variable, and more ambitious with every season, exploring, like "The Knick," themes about obstetrics and class politics yet painting far warmer, less generic portraits of the midwives' slum-dwelling clients.

The MHNs provided care to older community dwelling or hospitalized clients with a severe mental illness and their families.

Calatrava speaks of his client with courtly deference, dwelling on the Port Authority's more inspired projects — the construction of the George Washington Bridge or the Holland Tunnel — rather than on its less impressive contributions to civic architecture, such as the Port Authority Bus Terminal.

Determining which variables predict ERVH, by community-dwelling HPC clients, could help to identify clients who could benefit from a care plan to prevent these visits.

Do not occupy dwelling".

"Lots of spirits dwelling there".

"No point in dwelling on it".

Bradley had been dwelling on this question.

Voltage, who has made it her mission to burrow into the lives of her clients, sometimes living with them for weeks at a time and throwing out everything from old clothes to bad staff members, has chosen a dwelling devoid of history: the ultimate clean slate.

"Dwelling" takes on the ritual of marriage.