Sentence examples for returned to care from inspiring English sources

He became ill with Bright's disease, a kidney ailment, and in his final months, his first wife, Maggie, returned to care for him.

The god was forgetful and has not returned to care for his creation, but other gods, pitiless ones, are approaching even now, in a speeding pick-up truck.

As viewed by Detective Absalom (Abbie) Kearney, lately returned to care for a father whose mind is going, Buffalo is a decaying place, sunk in despair, haunted by its illustrious past.

But instead of being returned to care, she was handed over to a member of Mr Berlusconi's party: a former showgirl who became his dental hygienist and is now a regional parliamentarian.

As far as neighbors could tell, Dr. I. Kathleen Hagen was not just an accomplished Harvard-educated doctor but a devoted daughter who left her home in the Virgin Islands and returned to care for her ailing parents in their modest home in Chatham Township, N.J.

In the fall of 2012, when the baby was 21 months old and returned to care, UMMC pediatrician Hannah Gay couldn't find HIV antibodies or the virus on standard tests.

My role is to prevent adoptions from breaking down where possible, causing children to return to care.

Research for the NSPCC has shown that about half of the children who go into care because of abuse or neglect suffer further abuse if they return home and and later have to return to care.

This can only result in more damage to the child as they return to care.

Once the turtle lays her eggs, she leaves and never returns to care for the hatchlings.

Immediately after a disaster, within the first 72-hours, care resources arrive to support local care providers who may be exhausted and need precious relief and opportunities to return to care for their own families.