surgery hours

Besides, those two men will have surgery hours on their plate, which means small animals as well.'

'And tell her, please, no phone calls during surgery hours.'

Instead of giving the doctor's surgery hours, the notice on the door said 'Prisoners' Reception'.

Sympathetic members of a local education committee could often be usefully approached: many of them kept special surgery hours for such consultations.

He underwent surgery hours later.

Surgery hours during term-time are as follows:

'His manners,' she said indignantly, when he had reluctantly left, peering at his watch and bemoaning the urgency of surgery hours.

Houston, Lavor Postell (who had knee surgery hours before flying here on Monday) and Frank Williams all attended camp despite being injured.

There was a big painted board nailed to the wall, proclaiming the surgery hours and the telephone number, and Celine stopped to read it before she followed him inside.

The family of a 53-year-old Haitian man who underwent emergency surgery hours after being taken into police custody is asking for a broader investigation to determine whether he had been beaten by the police.

Such arguments are themselves spurious since general practitioners are able to ration their workload despite potential demand by controlling access through measures such as rapid consultations, short surgery hours, or other barriers to visits.