Sentence examples for flying nurse from inspiring English sources

I ask the flying nurse or the flight attendant or whatever, "Do you have any light beer?" and she wasn't sure what she had so she came back with two and before I could choose she just said, "Oh go ahead and take them both".

Now I'm sure that the guy who sells you gas is super nice, that the flying nurse does a lot of good for people and that the rocket scientist has a great knack for inventing things.

In order to maximise the number of participating patients to the study, disabled patients may be visited by a "flying study nurse".

He said he had no doubts even when Australia flew home nursing the wounds of defeat.

In California, some hospitals have pitched tents outside their emergency rooms to cope with the crush of patients; some facilities there have flown in nurses from out of state.

Beaumont's St. Elizabeth Hospital flew additional nurses in on a helicopter Wednesday night.

Beaumont's St. Elizabeth Hospital flew additional nurses in on a Black Hawk helicopter Wednesday night as part of its emergency staffing plan.

AMBULANCES had to queue for up to an hour to drop off patients at hospitals in Liverpool; London ran out of adult intensive-care beds and had to send patients as far as Portsmouth and Derby; Kingston Hospital in south-west London began flying in 48 nurses it had recruited in the Philippines to help it cope.

Thirty minutes after the ship docked, she was in a private Lear jet, tended by a British nurse and flying to Fort Lauderdale, Fla., where an ambulance whisked her from the airport to a nearby hospital.

The second nurse who became ill was allowed to travel by air despite exposure that CDC should have categorized as high-risk to prevent the nurse from flying (33 ).

No one disputes that health and safety concerns make licenses indispensable in certain demanding professions, like nursing or flying a commercial airplane, and they are sometimes helpful in improving standards and providing quality assurance to consumers.