Sentence examples for home treating from inspiring English sources

A septic system is a critical component of a home, treating liquid waste in order to prevent contamination of drinking water and nearby lakes and streams.

Nava Applebaum was the third of Dr. Applebaum's six children, who ranged from age 25 to 12. Like most Israeli women, she performed two years of national service after high school, working at a home treating children with cancer.

For the third time this summer a young batsman has sauntered into the England side and scored runs immediately - acting as if completely at home, treating it "like any other match" just as coaches are so fond of counselling.

A former president of the Maryland State Medical Society, Dr. Sroka has practiced family medicine for 32 years in a small, red-brick building just six miles from his childhood home, treating fishing buddies, neighbors and even his elementary school principal much the way doctors have practiced medicine for centuries.

Illness was associated with traveling or eating away from home; treating drinking water and receiving oral cholera vaccination were protective.

The family even had the home treated by an exterminator, thinking the problem might be fleas.

We are to make ourselves at home, treat the place as our own, and simply have a nice time.

And yet Australians abroad, and teachers at home, treat these varieties of English as "not correct", rather than simply "non-standard".

Well, every Friday, to reward self for good week, I stop at store near home, treat self to Butterfinger, plus Scratch-Off ticket.

But he was also an inveterate philanderer who was rarely home, treated his desperately smitten wife like a dependent child, pummeled his sons and kept his family in a humiliatingly penurious state.

Well, it may be trite but it happens to be true at work and at home: treat people the way you like to be treated — with respect, patience and kindness.