Sentence examples for once cared for from inspiring English sources

Of course, this was in the most caring way possible, the same way I imagine Linda Perry once cared for P!nk.

I once cared for a boy on the Upper East Side.

Surgical, Scotland, 1985 I once cared for a 19-year-old Iranian girl with leukaemia.

Do you think the children she once cared for, and who desperately need help, have benefited from her decision to emigrate?

Although the movie was about a young patient, it reminded me of a patient I once cared for who was in his 60s.

Sometimes he feels vast responsibilities as a home-care worker: he once cared for New York's archbishop, Cardinal John O'Connor, when he was dying.

The society could have downplayed the garden, which was overgrown, and concentrated on fixing up the house, but the garden held so much promise and it was obvious that it was once lovingly cared for.

By the time Leader has followed Amis to his last home in Primrose Hill, where he was once again cared for by Hilly and her second husband, it's clear that much of Amis's best writing, like much of his most complicated behaviour, depends on the simultaneous admission and avoidance of strong sentiment, rather than its banishment.

Females are known to care for up to two clutches per season, whereas males, once they have cared for one brood, will not care for a second brood in the same breeding season.

In addition, they indicated that early marriage translates into a high number of pregnancies, often complicated ones because of women's young age, leaving women with little chance to look after their own health needs once they have cared for those of several children.

I once helped care for a patient with lung cancer who wasn't taking his narcotics, unbeknownst to his doctors.