Sentence examples for long nursing from inspiring English sources

I have integrated his dance technique into both my personal life and my long nursing career, applying his principles and movements to patient care and to education.

And the cadre of assistants who answer her telephones, help her with speeches and type her letters are also older women, mostly in their 70's, volunteering after long nursing, teaching or secretarial careers.

Even Rakitin, the family friend who has long nursed a futile longing for Natalya, finally packs his bags.

I had long nursed an animus towards gardeners and their gardening.

Mr. Mateo had long nursed a desire to open a restaurant while he worked as a schoolteacher in East Harlem.

Some Clinton advisers wondered whether Gore -- who long nursed presidential ambitions of his own -- was playing too hard-to-get.

For too long nurses have been undervalued, restricted in what they could do, with too few career opportunities in clinical practice.

Freston had failed to move fast enough for Redstone's taste on MySpace, an asset subsequently bought by Rupert Murdoch, with whom Redstone had long nursed a rivalry.

Petit himself has long nursed an ambition to make a film about his coup, and took a certain amount of persuading before he agreed to cooperate with Marsh.

For far too long, nurses have endured a pay system that has held them back - both professionally as well as financially.

A20 Long Nurses' Hours Dangerous A report by the National Academy of Sciences cites that many hospitals and nursing homes are endangering patients by allowing nurses to work more than 12 hours a day.