Sentence examples for infirmary whose from inspiring English sources

His poem The Building is about Hull Royal Infirmary, whose "lucent comb shows up for miles", and he died at a former private hospital near to Pearson Park.

The proposal comes from a body of consultants and parents set up after the Kennedy inquiry into Bristol Royal infirmary, where babies died after heart operations by surgeons whose death rates were unacceptably high.

The chief medical officer will offer an unmitigated apology and assurances for the future to the parents of the Alder Hey children and those whose children died and had organs removed at the Bristol royal infirmary who have been invited to today's seminar.

NHS England has tried to settle a bitter 15-year argument following the deaths of babies at the Bristol Royal Infirmary, whose heart surgeons were not as skilled as others elsewhere.

The steel coffin will be carried by eight Royal Marines from a cortege whose route will pass both Savile's terrace-house birthplace and a silent tribute from porter colleagues, drawn up outside the infirmary.

Whose crime and whose punishment?

By the time he died, at Fordham's Jesuit infirmary, on Saturday, at the age of ninety-four, Berrigan's aura of holiness-and-notoriety had long since yielded to another, greater aura: that of the priest whose consistency of purpose had allowed him to face down immense forces, including this nation's war machine and celebrity culture.

Made of steel, the coffin will then need eight Royal Marines to carry it to a requiem mass on Wednesday from a cortege whose route will pass both the terraced house of his birth and a silent tribute from porter colleagues outside Leeds General Infirmary.

And know whose socks are whose.

Depends on whose mind, whose soul.

But at whose expense?