Sentence examples for going to ward from inspiring English sources

Mr Giannoulias used to play basketball with Mr Obama and will need all the help he can get from his old friend if he is going to ward off Mr Kirk.

Irish light-heavyweight Ward, 19, defeated Satula Abdulai, a European military champion, flooring his opponent in the fourth round before he retired injured - the fight going to Ward on a technical knockout.

So even though she's very excited to see me involved, she is not too fond of going to Ward 8 Democrats' executive meetings at 9 o'clock and then travelling all the way back to GW. She's always like "Oh you're involved in too much, you need to focus on school".

Who knew the lengths to which former Mayor Abraham D. Beame went to ward off New York City's financial collapse?

He's coming to Milwaukee, the single largest bastion of Democrats in the state, and he's going to a ward that votes 99% for him," Franklin said.

However, our survey data suggest that those who receive written information may feel less worried about going to a ward than those who receive ad hoc verbal information alone.

In another bed, a nurse tells an elderly lady she is going to move wards.

We find ourselves going to great lengths to ward off aging and death.

The colour for 2011 was honeysuckle (code Pantone 18-2120), which apparently "is a captivating, stimulating color that gets the adrenaline going – perfect to ward off the blues".

He told his social worker on Sept. 13 that he was afraid to get out of bed and was considering voluntarily going to a psychiatric ward, according to his treatment records.

"If I talk about going to a maternity ward with my wife and all the medics are with people from a bombing, for an Israeli person that is so normal that it hardly merits any attention".