Sentence examples for lay suffering from inspiring English sources
A young woman close to death lay suffering in a hospital bed, her husband at her side.
My America is one where a friend of ours — whose wedding we attended, and with whom we celebrated when he and his partner adopted their son after several disappointments — was turned away from the hospital emergency room where his husband lay suffering a brain aneurysm.
Meanwhile, Roger brazenly carries on with other women while Monique lies suffering in bed; he feeds her and massages her feet but is impatient for her to die and is already making plans to remarry.
WHEN a child lies suffering from illness, injury or grief, in a hospital, homeless shelter, refugee camp or even in the stillborn silence of a tiny coffin -- Hillary Roberts has them covered.
Cut to a hospital bed, where Jackie lay after suffering a stroke.
Intriguing surprises arise from Marion's selling her soul as a piece of conceptual art and her spur-of-the-moment lie about suffering from an inoperable brain tumour.
And although they do so differently, both insist that something -- something unspeakably good -- lies beyond suffering.
And while there is room for debate about whether Williams was lying or suffering from 'false memories,' one thing is clear: it's something that can happen to anyone, and does happen to all of us.
As he lay there struggling, suffering from internal bleeding and holding on for dear life, he tried to communicate but was having difficulties according to witnesses I found on my own.
"I keep thinking that my health is so bad, and my children are also suffering, lying around here.
