Sentence examples for the nurses of from inspiring English sources
Today's students are the nurses of tomorrow.
Then they leave the consequences of their messy business to the nurses of the corporate world.
But we have to look to the future and to the nurses of the future.
Carol has been steadfast in continuing the Phillips family's extraordinary support of our education of the nurses of tomorrow.
Nursing students are the nurses of the future, yet little is known about urinary incontinence education in undergraduate nursing programs.
He joins the poet Michael Longley and the singer Sir Van Morrison, as well as the nurses of Belfast's hospitals, who are among past recipients of the award.
The ward was run by two senior physicians, who coordinated six to eight assistant physicians and the nurses of the ward.
No one could blame them for their condition or view it as a moral failure, which was what I suspected even the nurses of doing about us depressed patients.
On the opposite bank, the nurses of an old people's home are marshalled, all dressed in a vivid pink, like the beginning of a nightmare in a Stanley Kubrick film.
The New Yorker, May 29 , 1954P. 24 The nurses of St. Giles Hospital are up against a very difficult and demanding patient; an elderly woman who is head of the "Lady Ladue" suits concern.
By Frances McFadden The New Yorker, May 29 , 1954P. 24 The nurses of St. Giles Hospital are up against a very difficult and demanding patient; an elderly woman who is head of the "Lady Ladue" suits concern.
