Sentence examples for hospital whose from inspiring English sources

"The Children's Hospital" is an end-times story about a hospital whose visionary architect foresaw the final days coming and built accordingly.

Its use as a hospital, whose patients by then included some Union soldiers, probably saved it.

Freedmen's, next to the campus of Howard University, was the first hospital whose explicit mission was to treat former slaves.

His tension is heightened when he meets another visitor in the hospital whose daughter is having a baby.

In the shadow of a teaching hospital whose windows had been blasted out, diggers began moving sheets of metal, rubble and singed clothes from the streets.

Would it be the big New York hospital whose director of critical care helped save her life five days after the quake?

Even some of those in hospital - whose missing or broken limbs provide physical evidence that they were in the collapsed factories - complain they've been forgotten by the authorities and the Western brands.

(His collaborator, Dr. Karmen, believes they originated with doctors at Roosevelt Hospital, whose cars were a favorite target of drug addicts).

Her motives aren't frivolous, she said, quickly reeling off the charities she represents or on whose boards she serves, among them the Lighthouse International, the French Heritage Society and the Southampton Hospital, whose annual gala she has organized.

In "Heartbreak Hospital," whose title refers to a top-rated television daytime drama, Ms. Clarkson is Lottie, an obsessed fan of the show who maintains a candlelit shrine to its icky hero, Dr. Jonathan, in her New York apartment.

Yale-New Haven Hosurgery whose surgery program was threatened with a loss of accreditation because of the long hours residents worked, is hiring 12 physician associates to reduce the residents' workload, Dr. Herbert said.