Sentence examples for nursing off from inspiring English sources
Lowered expectations are generally a decent survival technique, though it's vital to recognise when everyday crapness becomes untenable: a disappointing course, crushing mental health or hunger for life beyond nursing off Wetherspoons' midweek drinks deals at 9am lectures.
I'll be sucking all the nurses off.
The seven health boards in Wales have seen the number of nurses off with stress rise 17% from 2,188 in 2012 to 2,563 last year.
"I don't know whether other hospital trusts use volunteers like us, but we'd be lost without them, as the cost of taking a skilled nurse off her other duties to do it each time would be enormous".
It could include striking the nurses off the medical register or suspending them from work.
It brought tears to my eyes to watch the puppies nurse off of Trixie and to see how proud she was of her new role as a surrogate mom.
They'll continue to nurse off of their mother, while they get used to eating their puppy food.
I suppose the nurse is off today?" "What nurse?" "The one who treated me last night".
I did look at going away, but Jersey won't fund the diploma, just the nursing degree, off the island.
"The director of nursing got off and continues to practise," she says.
Experts say the finding, reported in this month's issue of Conservation Biology, points up the urgent need to guard against infectious diseases when nursing species off the endangered list.
