privacy curtain
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The whisper of a step sounded beyond the privacy curtain.

Privacy curtains had been pulled around one, and another was obviously unoccupied.

Winter crossed the room, pulling the privacy curtains around the bed by the window to shield her further.

She moved out from behind the galley privacy curtains.

"No, it doesn't matter," he said, and pulled the privacy curtain down from its little niche overhead.

It was a privacy curtain, fortunately: opaque, but of no substance.

Stilgar held back the privacy curtain, waited like a statue.

She slid deeper into the galley and pulled the privacy curtain closed.

Downstairs the service staff really just gets a barrack bed with some privacy curtains hanging down.

The stranger paused, her silhouette etched against the privacy curtain.

A privacy curtain hung from a ceiling track that described an arc around three sides of the bed.

What about the toilet and privacy curtain, now on order and set to be installed inside the car?

Maids, she noted, were not entitled to even the slight privacy curtains afford.

Chrysalis laughed at him, drew back the privacy curtains, and rose languidly.

But Judy Spence interrupted at the edge of the privacy curtain.

"The privacy curtain was not in use.

I reached up and pulled the handle that closed the privacy curtain and actuated the machine.

On his way by, he stuck his head through the privacy curtain of his own chamber for a moment.

And then, before Hoshi could get out another word, she activated the privacy curtain once more, and disappeared from view.

"With the privacy curtain in place!

Inside the cloverleaf tent the packs were distributed, each in a separate little wing, privacy curtains half lowered.

He closed the privacy curtain.

As his muscles tightened, he suddenly realized that this was Fanchon's real reason for demanding the privacy curtain of the privy.

"I've turned on the privacy curtain."

The privacy curtain was drawn around Mr. DeCredico's bed near the door.

Better that, he said, than a lone pediatrician behind a hospital curtain armed with too much pain reliever.

There were two single beds, neatly made up with maroon covers, and separated by a hospital curtain.

"The Baltimore Waltz" is a fantasy trip set against hospital curtains.

Hospital curtains, bedding and patients' pyjamas to be used in the war against hospital superbugs.

It was a big room with the stone and bricks showing in places, and long curtains on a pole, like hospital curtains.

Among others are his nymphomaniac wife, a blackmailing bellhop in drag and a naked typist behind the hospital curtains.

These are speedily, minimally indicated by the use of the sort of hospital curtains that promise the patient a privacy never remotely achieved.

"If my finances permitted, I'd love to stay home," said Mrs. Garrett, whose husband, Rod, works in a factory making hospital curtains.

A cubicle curtain or hospital curtain is a dividing cloth used in a medical treatment facility that provides a private enclosure for one or more patients.

Even after the curtain dominating Douglas Stein's sleek set has become a hospital curtain, "Falsettoland" does not surrender its right to a joke.

In the current best-seller "How We Die," Dr. Nuland pulls back the hospital curtain, exposing the relentless march of disease with stark candor.

During their childhood, their father, Donald Maharam, had steered the company away from gold lamé curtains to tap into a huge new market for hospital curtains, cubicle panel fabrics and grill cloths for RCA's first 10-inch color television cabinets.

For example, "One doctor said Rehnquist thought he heard voices outside his hospital room plotting against him and had 'bizarre ideas and outrageous thoughts', including imagining 'a CIA plot against him' and seeming to see the design patterns on the hospital curtains change configuration."

Cubicle Curtains are a popular choice in hospitals and medical facilities for privacy.

The lower portion of the cubicle curtain is opaque to ensure patient privacy.

Instead, you could divide the room with floor-to-ceiling cubicle curtains, which your boys could use to alter the space.

Nature themed cubicle curtains are popular as well as customizable options.

A nurse pulled back the cubicle curtain and called through the doorway: "Dr. Sutcliffe?"

All cubicle curtains are require to be fire-retardant by NFPA code.

The fire-retardant properties can be topically applied and/or inherent to a wide range of synthetic fibers used for cubicle curtains.

Cubicle curtains have been known to cause HAI's (Hospital Acquired Infections).

A cubicle curtain or hospital curtain is a dividing cloth used in a medical treatment facility that provides a private enclosure for one or more patients.

I've watched Casualty on TV often enough, so I knew what to expect at the hospital: lots of furrowed brows and swishing cubicle curtains.

Studies have found methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) on cubicle curtains in hospitals.

The Cubicle Curtain Factory in West Palm Beach, Fla., makes the curtains in solids and patterns, of stain-resistant polyester.

Healthcare cubicle curtain factory made and constructed from different woven fabrics stitched together with the top portion of open mesh of the curtain as required by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA-701 large & small scale).

Because with a swish of the cubicle curtain night staff nurse was there, ordering the right emergency trolley, which the nurse ran to fetch, directing the porter, the Saint John driver; herself bringing forward the oxygen cylinder with one hand and getting out her scissors with the other.

She was making out the necessary charts beside the bed while the nurses tidied the ward for the night, when there was a murmur of voices and a moment later the cubicle curtains were swept aside and Dr. van der Linden, with Dr. Cooper at his heels, came quietly to the bedside.