Sentence examples for line of nursing from inspiring English sources

Then I could lead a massive picket line of nursing mothers".

Ms. Schiff once explained to an online pregnancy magazine that she fantasized about getting arrested for nursing in public so that she could lead a "massive picket line of nursing mothers".

But there are also women being taught to fire a mortar and disable a tank as well as a line of nurses crossing a stream.

It beat following within my family's long line of nurses.

As often happens on a busy night at the hotel, the front desk was obscured by a line of people blithely nursing drinks, babbling into cell phones or listening more or less intently to the winsome singer, Lisa Miskovsky.

Remember to hug. 9. Keep an open line of communication with nurses and doctors -- If your loved one is receiving hospice care, and is not in a hospital, be sure to have a list of names and numbers to call should you need them.

One is that all pharmacist courses will eventually offer a combined SP and IP course, bringing pharmacist training more in line with that of nurses, where a single extended, independent and supplementary prescribing qualification is now offered.

Along the same lines, Poe's experience of nursing his wife through her bouts of exsanguinating hemoptysis, cradling her head for hours, and wiping away the blood from her face may well have been on his mind when he mused about "the scarlet stains upon the face" of the afflicted in Masque of the Red Death.

Watching modern-day medicine at work--the ventilator, teams of doctors and nurses, and last-line-of-defense antibiotics--was fascinating.

First, we assume that the self-perceived ability to remain working in the current line of work predicts whether nursing staff will in fact continue working until retirement age.

… it's difficult to find people that are excited about getting Foleys out of patients; other things take higher priority like central lines and VAP Hospitall 11- Director of Nursing).