ministration

Under her ministrations, the men came as and when she wanted them to.

But each took issue with the other's ministrations and nothing changed.

After a while, I move my ministrations to her stomach.

"You have no further need for my ministrations," she said.

It had taken all of them time to accept her ministrations.

Well she realized that but for her ministrations he would have died.

He closed his eyes completely, and gave himself up to her ministrations.

"She knew well enough I had meant a ministration to the poor. "

My good luck had nothing to do with the ministrations of the medical community.

The priests' ministrations should have come before the people turned on one another.

Finally, she gave herself up to the ministrations of her lover.

The gentle hands just kept up their ministrations to me.

Her eyes were locked on the movement of his ministrations.

This time a sum of £4 was made available for his ministrations.

She was beyond his ministration, or any that could be offered by anyone else.

They would get the news, good or bad, only when the doctor completed her ministrations.

He hadn't wanted to be bothered with the man's ministrations this morning.

No one could leave a friend to such ministrations, regardless of the risk.

Not great, but he was aware that the doctor's ministrations had worked.

And he, of course, would accept her ministrations as though they were quite simply no more than his due.

A church was built at which the father held services, but he would accept no money for his ministrations.

But he scarcely seemed to notice any of these ministrations.

Without her ministrations I might have bled to death, he said.

I turned on the heat lamp, and continued my ministrations.

Then she repeated her ministrations, beginning again at the shoulder.