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But at the end of the day, only 47 people had been inoculated.

And in other areas, they may have inoculated themselves against attack.

And then I want all the rest of the patients to be inoculated.

By March 14, only 21,698 health workers had been inoculated.

Within a few seconds, both of them had been inoculated.

Once a week, he is inoculated with a B-12 shot.

Many doctors said they had decided to inoculate themselves and their families.

The third class of patients was inoculated at the hospital on December 15, 1773.

Get your whole crew over to the hospital at once to be inoculated.

"Most are trying to inoculate themselves on the issue and not have a real debate about it," he said.

"I just inoculated these guys this afternoon, and most have already died."

"I thought she was inoculating herself to protect against that, like we are."

He went on to inoculate at least sixty people and reported the results in 1724.

"How long will it take you to inoculate the entire crew?"

They have never succeeded in inoculating it on one man from another.

People born later should check their records to be sure they were inoculated.

The experience seems to have inoculated him against the joys of the outside world.

Chinese were compelled to be inoculated if they wanted to leave the city.

For her, losing is something to be inoculated against, like the flu.

"You are inoculating your children for the future by giving them doses of what you're feeling."

"Washington's decision to inoculate was absolutely central to winning the war."

A man said yesterday he wished to God they would inoculate all of them.

If the review board found no problem, the health plan would be inoculated from any lawsuit.

"I've already been inoculated against everything down there," he protested.

In case of an attack, there is enough old vaccine to inoculate all Americans, administration officials said.