Sentence examples for making daily rounds from inspiring English sources
However, when examining many of these studies, it is noteworthy that in many instances the baseline practice was very poor and that simple measures such as hand washing, using maximal barrier precautions when inserting a central line or making daily rounds in the ICU was all that was required to improve the outcome measure [1].
The train will run each weekday, making a return trip at 3 50 p.m. Amtrak also introduced a second Acela Express train yesterday, making daily round trips between Boston and New York with stops in Rhode Island and Connecticut.
It was Ben Bradlee's Post, where Mr. Bradlee would make daily rounds, growling greetings at reporters.
Under federal law, each inspector makes daily rounds at several processing plants.
The police made daily rounds of Labutta's monasteries to make sure no refugees were still being harbored there.
Instead, it makes daily rounds to suppliers around town, among them Parisi Brothers Bakery of Astoria and the Hunts Point produce market, picking up only what customers order.
While still a child, he was compelled on orders from his father to make daily rounds of the European consuls residing in Egypt in order to overcome his shyness and improve his French.
The wines are fermented in old barrels, which are piled around the winery and in the barrel room, where Mr. Nicolson makes daily rounds, swirling and swilling the ferments and spitting on the ground.
For much of the past year, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, evicted from a condemned house, had to make daily rounds of assorted havens in the city to collect their children for school and then again for the evening common meal and baths at a relative's house, and finally back to their separate sleeping berths.
One of the investigators made daily rounds in the ICU to identify eligible patients and determine the onset of VAP.
Dairy trucks don't have to make daily rounds and no longer have to transport milk from a village collection center to a separate chilling center.
