Sentence examples for still makes house from inspiring English sources

He still makes house calls.

"Judy still makes house calls, I used to," Dr. Dean said at a forum in Oshkosh.

He still makes house calls, and on the wall behind his desk he has hung a print, given him by a patient, of Norman Rockwell's "The Doctor and the Doll".

We still refer to Moses Maimonides, the brilliant 12th-century rabbi and physician, as if he still made house calls.

British doctors still make house calls: When my wife was dying of cancer, our doctor would stop by with medicine.

Up to the time of his dying, he still made house calls, many of them to deliver babies in the poorer parts of town.

This was an America where doctors still made house calls, where large families still had dinner together, where Mom and apple pie were more than just abstract or antiquated notions.

When I was a child and doctors still made house calls, my parents would be angry if the doctor didn't actually do something, if he said "nothing's wrong".

The craft of supplying and maintaining typewriters not so much in need as it was when Mays roamed the Polo Grounds, but like the ribbon eating machines he services, there is still something to point to, to touch, still someone making house calls to fix an Underwood or Olivetti. .

He happily makes house calls.

A country doctor who still makes the occasional house call and attends PTA meetings, Dr. Steinberg has given about a dozen interviews -- none televised -- two fund-raising letters and a cameo on a half-hour advertisement.