Sentence examples for nurse moved from inspiring English sources
The nurse moved away, ostensibly to retrieve a form.
A nurse moved me to an empty ward, apologising for the woman's raw, agonised howls.
The nurse moved him to a far corner of the emergency department reserved for less critical cases.
Ms. Sherman, a nurse, moved to Hamden with her children four years ago from Spring Street in New Haven.
When Ali died in 2009, Jaime and his fiancee, a nurse, moved back to the house to take care of Hilly.
Mr. Braun's father, a doctor, had been so moved by Albert Schweitzer's autobiography that in 1957 he and his wife, a public-health nurse, moved to Ghana, where they spent 22 years in the bush with a Methodist relief organization.
His mother and the nurse move him to the wheelchair with the patient lift.
And of course the lone nurse moving between rooms is nothing to be suspicious of.
If a nurse leaves an African or Asian country but works as a care assistant in the United Kingdom, this may not be recorded by these data as a nurse "moving" from one country to the other.
Later it became possible to wade along the very edge of the river, and Dr. Fujii and his two surviving nurses moved about two hundred yards upstream, to a sandspit near Asano Park.
At dinnertime, the nurses moved her to a reclining wheelchair so she could be at the table with us.
