Sentence examples for their nurses from inspiring English sources

London's children, their nurses and parents, are absolutely alive.

They must be kept in isolation and their nurses and visitors must wear full protective suits.

Next came the amputees, including guys on pogos waltzing with their nurses.

BULGARIANS are still rejoicing over the release of their nurses from Libya.

The maternity ward has been experimenting with giving women cellphones so they can text their nurses.

Doctors receive separate payments for the drugs and for the service provided when they or their nurses administer the drugs.

Roth prepared for Chronic by working for several months with a series of patients and their nurses.

Under Saddam Hussein, the contractors discovered, hospitals were forced to fire all their nurses to save money.

A better way to protect the elderly from flu, studies have shown, is to vaccinate their nurses and caretakers, their children and grandchildren.

The findings, published in the Lancet journal, included figures for 30 English hospitals showing that on average every one of their nurses looked after around nine patients.

But two weeks ago they stopped, frightened by new reports of violence and by the shelling that jolted their nurses from sleep at night.