Sentence examples for nurse himself from inspiring English sources

It could be a description of Nurse himself.

He used the money from his grandmother's trust fund (about $100,000 a year) to nurse himself on a diet of rum and heroin.

He believes he can nurse himself through the games so long as he plays calmly and without attempting too explosive a movement, and for three weeks now he has proven that he can keep Barça on top while playing within himself.

But he has nursed himself back to health, Supranowitz said.

But he nursed himself through eight matches the next season, and managed around 20 in each of the years after that, for Hampshire and then Glamorgan.

Pig Pen was named for her eating habits; 672 cleverly avoided tagging; 206 nearly died of lead poisoning but nursed himself back to health and then fought off his wife's new mate to reclaim their relationship.

But Captain Vince has gone cranky, cradled with his television remote or compulsively making miniature blue windmills, not answering his phone, nursing himself with what look like pickles straight from the jar.

Take Bernarr Macfadden, who suffered from tuberculosis as a child in Missouri in the 1860s but reportedly nursed himself back to health by prioritizing nutrition and exercise.

Now, however, he has become the ultimate federal nurse, interposing himself -- and the Drug Enforcement Administration -- between Oregon physicians and their dying patients.

Then, to the astonishment and terror of the night-shift staff in the Ebola ward, the 32-year-old nurse hauled himself out of bed.

The guilty parties are not the patients but the malign dullards of the courts and the medical establishment, more culpable even than poor Nurse Ratched himself whose own spite is a simple and rather human failure to exert control after Mac organises a chaotic party.