His father said no. Colten was wrapped into a gurney and pulled toward a waiting ambulance.
He was strapped into a gurney and taken to an ambulance, where he joined his brother at Aspen Valley Hospital.
Sure, you brutally tortured and murdered seven people and we're stripping you of your freedom and your possessions and your dignity and we're going to strap you into a death gurney and inject lethal poison into your veins... but, just to show there are no hard feelings, do you like French fries?
"It's a great place if you're having a party or live with an army," my shopping companion said, as she dumped a foot-tall container of dried mushrooms ($14.99) into her gurney-size shopping cart.
A patient was sedated, then lowered on a gurney into a shielded pit in the reactor core.
The owners of Gurney's resort are transforming a former Hyatt Regency on Goat Island, between Newport Harbor and Narragansett Bay, into a second Gurney's.
In order to fit the gurney into the cramped compartment, they were obliged to tilt it vertically — hence the belts, I thought to myself — so that the upright litter stood next to me, like a fourth person, as the elevator began its slow descent.
In order to fit the gurney into the cramped compartment, they were obliged to tilt it vertically—hence the belts, I thought to myself so that the upright litter stood next to me, like a fourth person, as the elevator began its slow descent.
The case that would eventually spark the most damaging scandal in the history of the Los Angeles Police Department began early on the afternoon of Nov. 26, 1996, when Javier Francisco Ovando was wheeled on a gurney into a downtown courtroom of the Los Angeles County Hall of Justice for a pretrial hearing.
Elder abuse is when we push the gurney into oncoming traffic.
