Sentence examples for the admitting from inspiring English sources
verb
To allow to enter; to grant entrance, whether into a place, or into the mind, or consideration; to receive; to take.
- A ticket admits one into a playhouse.
Armstrong, plainly, is not the admitting sort.
Otherwise, the admitting hospital won't get paid.
During the night, the admitting nurse raised his bed rails.
Arnoldo was the admitting surgeon when Wiens was brought in.
Outside the admitting office, children create kaleidoscope images on computers.
Juana, the admitting nurse, told Candy that lobo meant "wolf" in Spanish.
Dick told the admitting nurses and the attending doctor about his condition.
Seventeen!" My mother and I followed someone into the admitting office to do the paperwork.
The responsibility for a rational management and distribution of these costly resources burdens the admitting Intensivist.
The admitting diagnoses were mostly infections in our study compared to cardiac and non-cardiac surgical cases in their study.
Based on those conclusions, a federal judge had barred Louisiana from enforcing the admitting privileges rule.
