Sentence examples for sick isolate from inspiring English sources
IF YOU GET SICK, ISOLATE Some hard-charging, Type-A students might find it difficult to slow down and rest.At Wellesley, administrators try to check on students who have the flu with a phone call to discuss their health, says Dr. Vanessa Britto, the director of the health service.
And if you're sick, isolate yourself from others.
If you live with someone that is sick, isolate yourself from the potential infection until you confirm that he or she is not infected.
Sophocles somehow got that tenuous position just right, just as he knew that sick people, isolated and transformed by chronic disease, dread being alone and forgotten more than they dread pain or even death.
Next Monday afternoon a small demonstration in Trafalgar Square will draw attention to the desperate situation of a talented writer with a wicked sense of humour lying sick and isolated in a cell in the northern part of his country, imprisoned solely for questioning and satirising his country's regime.
In particular, they said, the university did not have the facilities to isolate sick students.
The Beijing numbers have prompted city authorities to urgently seek hospital beds to treat the sick and to isolate those who show symptoms of the disease.
Aware of the speed that infection can spread in a setting where four athletes typically share an apartment, most teams reserve a room in their Olympic Village quarters where they can isolate sick athletes or those who show signs that they might be falling ill.
Several isolates belong to group 1, which is most commonly isolated from sick cattle or cow milkers; some isolates were detected in peridomestic rodents and wild monkeys (8, 13 ).
"A set of stereotypes has grown up that older persons are sick, poor, enfeebled, isolated and desolated," she wrote much later, in 1975, in an article for The New York Times.
Crowded rooms should be avoided, and the sick should be isolated at once, in the household as well as in the factory and workshop.
