Sentence examples for wait to be treated from inspiring English sources

There, they can talk to peers about health issues and watch programmes on television about reproductive health while they wait to be treated by a specially trained nurse.

Here's what you should avoid as you wait to be treated: Don't take laxatives or pain medication.

We were told there was at least a nine-month wait to be treated by the CAMHS in south Wales.

People are waiting to be treated in the corridors and it's like sardines.

"When all 12 beds are full and there are 30 more women waiting to be treated, then I can't sleep.

At the school, he was much surprised to see glass all over the floor and fifty or sixty injured people already waiting to be treated.

While waiting to be treated, the man, David Fellin, went into a coma; surgery performed seven hours after he was admitted revealed a ruptured brain aneurysm.

At the end of March there were 1,037,000 people in England waiting to be treated as in-patients in hospital compared with 1,158,000 in March 1997.

In an emergency room in St . Paul Harland Dorrinson, forty-one, was waiting to be treated for bruising to the facial area after he made a crack about how the below-freezing temperatures meant that climate-change activists were full of shit.

The news of Ms. Nguyen's death only added to apprehension among staff members at the hospital, some of whom learned of her death while waiting to be treated at Lenox Hill.

More than 150 injured people – with burns, respiratory problems, broken bones and cuts – waited to be treated at the tiny Sardjito hospital, where bodies piled up in the morgue, and two other hospitals.