Sentence examples for wait for a room from inspiring English sources

There, only last summer, one had to wait for a room, beg for the Old City side, and pay top shekel -- $450, $550 a night.

Less than half of the lay counsellors reported having their own dedicated counselling room and 56% reported having to wait for a room to become available before they could counsel a client.

When she had to go several weeks later to another emergency department in Manhattan, she endured a 20-hour wait for a room, again becoming disoriented after several hours, forcing her to be sedated.

"They don't want to wait for a room-service breakfast, served by a waiter, on a white tablecloth".

Needless to say, 12 East was also full to capacity, with a line of patients waiting for a room to "open up".

"It was pure hell," recalled Robert Roth, whose 90-year-old mother, Kato, last year spent 36 hours at the emergency department of a Queens hospital, near her home in Jackson Heights, waiting for a room after going to the emergency room in the middle of the night.

A lot of patients don't like sitting in the ER waiting for a room to open up as well".

They also suggested discussing the hospitalisation process and plan of care when the patient is still in the emergency department waiting for a room (as one participant described, "Discharge begins at admission") and maintain an open line of communication throughout patient's stay.

The items in the questionnaires related to aspects of outpatient hospitals, including attractiveness and size, cleanliness, ease in finding a seat to wait for a physician, room temperature, and the conditions of the bathrooms in the waiting areas.

After making an official request for a visit, she was told to wait for a response in her room at the Holiday Inn.

A 16-year-old mother with a two-month-old son in arms, who had been rejected by her foster mother, was waiting for a storage room to be turned into a makeshift "'mother-child" bedroom.