sick nurse

Bertin came from a family of small means, her mother was a sick nurse.

She goes to the county jail to cover a sick nurse and give flu shots.

The servants had all gone to bed, all except the sick nurse.

Setting aside the risk of infection, she did not come to us to act as sick nurse!"

Still fearful for their own health, they tended to the sick nurse and then searched for more of the staff.

She seems to have had a drinking problem and she would periodically advertise herself as a sick nurse.

He had constituted himself sick nurse, and considered his reputation at stake if he failed to set his patient on his feet again.

He says that dearest Sophy is a capital sick nurse and that the disease is running its proper course, but oh, Charles, I cannot persuade myself that she will be spared!"

Sick Nurses was released in Thailand cinemas on June 14, 2007, where critical and box-office response was muted and maybe due to less cinema release of 50 and runs only for 2 weeks.

My little Charley, with her premature experience of illness and trouble, had pulled off her bonnet and shawl and now went quietly up to him with a chair and sat him down in it like an old sick nurse.

The officer always gave me the assurance that he was worse, and some other sick prisoners in the room, and some other prisoners who attended on them as sick nurses (malefactors, but not incapable of kindness, God be thanked!)

MY DEAR CHARLES, - We have been in miserable case here; my wife worse and worse; and now sent away with Lloyd for sick nurse, I not being allowed to go down.

News of the virus and what it did to people had been trickling out of the forest, and now a rumor that a sick nurse had wandered around Kinshasa for two days, having face-to-face contact with many people in crowded rooms and public places, caused a panic in the city.