Sentence examples for get well in from inspiring English sources

"He will get well in time, but it's not the kind of illness where you can put a timetable on it," a subdued Mr. Jackson told reporters outside his home here following the resignation.

Most could get well in primary care settings and not have to wait until they are at the end of their rope and forced to go into a rehabilitation program, which can be so stigmatizing".

To deal with the fact that some patients didn't get well — in fact, seemed to worsen — as the unconscious became conscious, Freud devised a new model of the mind, which offered a way of grappling with this perplexity, and which changed the analyst's view of what his task was.

Trust me, that will not be "inside baseball" at all, and my fellow Democrats should get well in front of that scandal.

(A male patient aged 36 40, from the public primary healthcare clinic) [A004] "He (the doctor) will not lengthen your treatment, and you are able to get well in a short time...he is really a good doctor... he can treat my diseases, then that means good".

" and then you can take availability for instance, or how many prescriptions on physical activity that we make and things like that, but if the patients get well in the end, no one asks about that, we don't get any money for that (GP Unit V)" The emotions category concerns feelings of commitment to addressing lifestyle issues and perceived difficulties.

And it got well in time for the opening of Safeco Field in mid-1999, then seemed to be touched by fairy dust when Suzuki joined the team last season.

This will be the entertainer's third attempt at getting well in rehab.

It is customary to let the hare get well out in front before it is overhauled, Brett.

AnnaPitt (@AnnaPitt) @karlmathiesen It's easy to get well above 90% in West Oxfordshire.

Blyth fans were getting well and truly in to the cup spirit before the match.