Sentence examples for over the sick from inspiring English sources

John Reid called on Michael Howard to sack the candidate over the "sick" political stunt.

Even while bending over the sick bowl, you can't fail to appreciate the economic and political reality.

"But he had absolutely no desire to die," declares the indignant De Beauvoir, who tells in her book how she briskly dismissed this wayward guardian from her Saturday night watch over the sick writer.

Can he cast off the judgement that he is presiding over the "sick man of Europe"?

It must feel like people are hovering over the sick bowl with you, as if you are living in a glass house where every mishap is on display.

In a sign of change, John Thorpe residents are starting to hand over the sick to a new center built by charity Oxfam.

When his lawyer asked him about his physical condition during his recruit training, he replied: "Well, I got a bad back and I kept going over to the sick bay every day, but the doctors wouldn't listen to me". He continued: "Any kind of work I do, or exercise, I just can't stand it, and I can't sleep at night.

Indeed, the market for preventive, health-and-wellness "self-care" products is growing three times faster than over-the-counter "sick care" items, and CVS Pharmacy is tracking similar trends "when looking at how customers are seeking more holistic and proactive solutions for health goals and concerns," said George Coleman, vice president of healthcare, pricing and business planning for CVS.

A number of human victims were then offered to him, and the image was broken into small fragments and consumed sacramentally by the worshippers with tears, fears, and reverence, a strict fast being observed until the ceremonies were over and the sick had been given their communion with the particles.

But people with knowledge of the negotiations over the sick-leave bill said Ms. Quinn only reluctantly joined the discussions, hours after discovering that a dozen council members had signed an unusual petition that would seek to force a vote on the measure despite her opposition.

With the hospital well over capacity, the sick lie languidly on beds in the corridors.