Sentence examples for take a cure from inspiring English sources

He went to a spa, to take a cure, with Livia and their little grandson Paolo.

Although there's a 12-month waiting list to take a cure at Cieplice, many patrons (including ourselves and a number of German tourists present) have jumped the queue by paying a daily rate of 135 Polish zloty (£27).

In its dénouement, Dodin-Bouffant pays for his excesses by suffering a bad case of gout and is ordered by his doctor to take a cure at Baden-Baden.

This was particularly evident in June 1880 when shortly after the birth of their first child Sybil, Rosebery wished to visit Germany for three months, to take a cure at a German spa (he was recovering from what is now thought to have been a nervous breakdown).

In 1937, while taking a cure at Vichy, France, she bought about 20 pieces from the Orlov service.

Tibetan monks show up, not as rescuers but -- shades of Thomas Mann's "Magic Mountain" -- as patients taking a cure in the decompression chamber.

Constanze was away taking a cure at Baden during much of the summer and autumn; in July she gave birth to their sixth child, one of the two to survive (Carl Thomas, 1784 1858, and Franz Xaver Wolfgang, 1791 1844, a composer and pianist).

The Mistress explains to the shocked crowd what the man had done, then takes a cured Lad home.

Consider taking a cure-all vitamin supplement such as PHYTO Phytophanere, which helps hair, skin and nails to grow faster and stronger, and works to significantly reduce skin blemishes and minimize pores.

It was in order to be more desirable to his sweetheart that in the late summer of 1957 Dior planned a trip to Montecatini, Italy, to take a thinning cure.

I, too, truly dread these holidays and sink into my yearly fantasy of going to Switzerland to that clinic where you take a "sleep cure," trust myself to it and wake up when it's all over -- Jan . 5 perhaps.