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Sentence Examples The ladies would be in colourful saris and jewels, though many donned a cardy to ward off the wind. The rarefied air requires a mandatory period of two or three days enforced rest on arrival in order to ward off headaches and mountain sickness. It's made of a specially coated material covered with zinc anodes to ward off corrosion. Certainly, ward councillors will be having a word with officers and members of the executive regarding these proposed changes. Do you think there's a whole ward somewhere in the bowels of the building where they spend long hours doing nothing but boiling cabbage? Labour's big guns were wheeled out in York today, three days before the city's crucial Bootham ward by-election. She sings with some of the other girls on her ward and shows them how to moonwalk. Instead he wraps himself in the flag and other wedge issues to ward off proper discussion about his dismantling of Australian egalitarianism. She shoved past a merchant selling amulets to ward against evil entities and demonic sprites. While Tanek was limping so heavily it was as if Valeska was watching a badger, ward the wolves away by its heavy-footed trot. Slumber not only helps recharge our batteries, but some evidence suggests it can actually help ward off major illness, including diabetes. Shepherds, who tended their sheep in the forests, used to beat drums to ward off wild beasts from preying on the cattle. The hospital folder containing the old medical notes are kept in a trolley in the ward office. If the food takes a little long to come, just have some savories and dips to ward off the hunger pangs in the guests, and relax and enjoy. It is rumoured that some of the dead were buried in the foundations of the wall to ward off evil spirits. A year ago the inpatients ward was threatened with closure but was saved at the last minute when the doctors surgeries agreed to provide cover. Ada is also a ward of court in the inheritance case and the pair are taken before the courts. It was routine on the ward that mothers were given buzzers and they used them to call us for assistance. The fund employs a research nurse who supports patients on the ward and is involved with clinical trials. The boy and the dog relish the scamper, but the pedlar fingers his rosary to ward off the threat of a drenching. Show More Sentences Some were holding wooden crosses, prayer books, and other holy objects to ward off the evil spirits. When approached this week about the ward closure, he would make no further comment. Broccoli and other cruciferous vegetables like cabbage, cauliflower and Brussels sprouts, can help prevent cancer and ward off heart disease. She visited the Princess Royal University Hospital's maternity ward to encourage parents to use reusable nappies instead of disposable ones. Every day a team led by an assistant engineer from each ward does a recce of roads in its jurisdiction. Staff passing by the windows of his sealed ward would see him jumping on his bed and waving to them, without a stitch of clothing on. And the thin jacket she'd worn did nothing to ward off the distinct chill that heralded coming rain. The ward physiotherapists reassessed him and considered him to be safe and fully recovered. The new cabs are 75 percent stiffer in construction to ward off squeaks and rattles. I agreed to admit him to a side room on a general medical ward accompanied by a prison officer. At 17 she got a job as a health care assistant at Airedale Hospital, where advice from a ward sister encouraged her to start training as a nurse. She remembered how there were pipes in a basement ward lagged with what appeared to be asbestos insulation. Alexander placed himself stalwartly between them and his three friends, swinging the short sword wildly to ward them away. From its inception, it was meant to ward off the emergence of a hereditary aristocracy in the United States. Security guards brandish automatic weapons in front of all the Jakarta business hotels, poised to ward off potential terrorist attacks. Both times I was in the surgical ward along with patients with relatively minor problems like haemorrhoids or appendicitis. However, the new ward will be aimed at those who need long-term or even lifelong care. Nuts are high in Vitamin E, a potent antioxidant that may help ward off heart disease and cancer. We had our fracture ward upstairs full of cases immobilised in full plaster casts. The ward nurse gave me a list of necessaries, beginning with soap and ending with a bedpan. Show More Sentences However, ward councillors can either join a new political party or become independent councillors. We also asked the nurse to name one ward providing observation for patients with traumatic brain injuries, where we repeated the interview. It is the first time in 23 years that all three city councillors in the ward have belonged to the same party. Coarse, clean sand and small sifted cinders placed round the bulbs will also ward off attacks. My wife entered the ward at the same time as a student nurse who was having her first day there. A full term male infant weighing 3150 g was born in the birthing pool of the labour ward of our hospital. He says he isn't a candidate for the trembly ward and that's enough for me. They add that these evolutionary fixes do not ward off an array of problems that arise from our biped stance. Items on the agenda included the results of a feasibility study of redeveloping a ward block and a vision to improve the way the hospital runs. Salphina Mulaudzi, the ward councillor for the area, estimates that an average yard accommodates about 10 sub-tenants. Moving towards the northern ward where Devin had curled up earlier she tried to shake him awake but it was no use. For centuries, witch balls have been suspended in the windows of homes to ward off evil spirits. The mission statement and commander's intent were critical to the JTF's future efforts to ward off mission creep. Yesterday an old man collapsed in the toilet, and Amelia ran out to fetch the ward sister. In 2001 he invited a local magistrate to tour a neonatal intensive care ward on a normal day. Each ward will have three senior sisters, sisters, staff nurses and healthcare assistants in the team on hand to help and advise patients. He was discharged to a medical ward on day 22 still with some minor cognitive deficit. That injunction was of unlimited duration, although it would inevitably end when the ward reached the age of majority. The pair were both touched by the work of the specialist ward when they lost children to premature deaths. The court heard how Oldnall and her sister managed to walk into the hospital and onto the ward unchallenged, before removing baby Elizabeth. Show More Sentences A nursing auxiliary on ward 23 at Bradford Royal Infirmary, she joined the NHS in 1979 and is now a health care assistant in elderly care. They have admitted the financial crisis could mean more job losses and ward closures. With a sense of defeat, I included him on the list of patients to be seen by the consultant on his next ward round. A hard-nosed unmoveable man, who sacrifices his lovely daughter to ward off future kidnap threats on his beloved son. In addition, the aftermath of episodes of bullying may spill over to affect other service users in the ward community. However, nothing would be gained by putting more patients on the ward than the theatre could process. On the morning ward round the nurses mentioned that she had vomited earlier, and there was evidence of fresh vomit on her sheets. Information will have to be displayed on local community noticeboards, in libraries and published in relevant ward newsletters. The most important equipment was the tropical strength insect repellent to ward off the swarms of march flies. They would leave their wives to the tender mercies of the labour ward while they travelled abroad to watch football. The Government has given more power to ward sisters and matrons to insist on higher cleaning standards. We used more fly dope and fat pork rind to ward off the flies instead of making smudges. As well as a second operating theatre, the unit needs more ward space and more facilities to hold clinics and carry out research. When I was a house officer I was bleeped to a ward to watch a man pass the last few moments of his life. Rau is currently undergoing intensive treatment under sedation in a high-dependency ward at Adelaide's Glenside hospital. The problems began after the woman was admitted to a medical ward in a local hospital suffering from fits and nightmares. I'm thinking aloud a bit here, but the party machine doesn't seem to have quite the same grip in a ward system. A busy maternity ward in York District Hospital saw four babies arrive in just over five hours. I reported to sick call, and was quarantined in the upper respiratory ward in the post hospital. In closing, remember dogs are social or pack animals and need quality time with you or another dog to ward off boredom and anxiety. Show More Sentences These behaviors generally are intended to ward off harm to the person with OCD or others. Results of a study of lab rats published in Time shows that eating two cups of black raspberries daily may ward off esophageal cancer. Fluoride hardens the tooth enamel, helping to ward off the most common childhood oral disease, dental caries, or cavities. Wrestlers wore amulets to ward off evil spirits and black magic from their opponents. In the end they just stuck me in a mental ward but none of them understood what was really happening inside my head. Like most buildings in the region, these must be raised off the ground on low piles or stilts to ward off termites and rot. Mark was admitted to a medical ward and calmed down after being given medication. Stroke victims are worried about what will happen to them if they are turfed out of the specialist ward to fend for themselves. The throughput and the movement and what nurses have to do now in the ward area is just incredible, and the beds are never cold. The throng of densely packed humanity forced us to ward off those next to us, and the disregard for others spread like an infection. She was transferred to a medical ward after three days in the intensive therapy unit. A sister on the ward reports that they have to deal with abusive clients every day. Patients should be observed in a closed ward setting until signs and symptoms abate. He comes to visit the optometric ward to ask Tony to throw around a ball with him. Yet cuts including ward closures, the shutdown of operating theatres and recruitment freezes are still happening across the region. Neighbourhood Watch is of course synonymous with the bright yellow stickers displayed in windows and on lamp posts to ward off undesirables. During the Ming dynasty dragon robes were used as gifts to dignitaries and bribes to ward off northern barbarians like the Manchus. Gladys was moved to the cardiology ward but again, despite a further battery of tests no one could say for sure what caused her pain. Because the paediatric oncology ward was full, the boy was admitted to a general paediatric ward. Frequently he would return to the ward at night to check a plaster or that a tourniquet had not been left in situ inadvertently. Show More Sentences Mr Jones said facilities for an X-ray unit or a maternity ward could be added into the scheme quite easily. This product has lost most of its vitamins A and D, which are needed to ward off xerophthalmia and rickets. Similarly the judge would have no right to complain of or countermand a lawful posting overseas of a ward who was in the armed forces. Due to emotional instability, she was sent to the psychiatric ward at the Eastern District hospital for observation. His increasing workload had made attendance at council meetings and ward duties impossible. A young first-time mother was brought into the maternity ward in very strong labor. The ward sister with 30 years' experience is still in such a state of shock that she needs to take powerful tranquillisers. They alleged that some senior police officials were running illegal taverns and shebeens, and said the raids were to ward off competition. We had a tea party at the hospital and a glass of wine on the ward and he got his telegram from the Queen. Coarse, clean sand and small sifted cinders placed round the bulbs should ward off attacks. Almost like a hospital with a maternity ward for expectant mothers, the brooder room also houses sick and injured birds and has a recovery room. A few repeated contacts in a soup kitchen, a marketplace or a hospital ward can suffice to create a sense of familiarity. As the local women empty their slops into the drain outside the shop, the secretary runs out with her disinfectant spray to ward off infection. Control would be passed to frontline ward staff and patients would be encouraged to speak out if they thought hygiene standards were slipping. She was advised to go to the Infirmary due to lack of space on the maternity ward at Bury. The embattled workers used Molotov cocktails, iron bars and fire hoses in an attempt to ward off the police and defend themselves. The one site that was not under siege was City Hall, where Seb Ommati was sitting down to a steak dinner with his ward and the mayor of the city. I went outside and phoned all our friends and family, and came back to the ward to hear your mother screaming with pain. Patients should wear a mask during transport from the ward to the surgical suite, if possible. With his wife, who had been his ward sister, he published a textbook on orthopaedic nursing. Show More Sentences The ward sister ate happily from the trolley in front of me, knowing that I had had no food. She quit her job as a ward sister in 1991 to bring up her children but found she missed nursing. Dr Bolton had not been at the interview when I was appointed, but the ward sister and the houseman assured me that he was a nice person. He remembered the way to her ward well enough, he ran past all the closed doors until he reached hers. The beach is vast, uncrowded, with ample space for sunbathing, water sports and safe bathing with just enough gentle surf to ward off monotony. Since the 1940s, most American municipal water supplies have been routinely dosed with fluoride in a grand attempt to ward off tooth decay. The ward in Rotterdam had the fewest general paediatric cases, containing children with cardiac, oncological, renal, and respiratory disease. I attributed this to a large ward round, insufficient time, and overworked doctors. However, from the mycological standpoint, antibiotics are considered mycotoxins since they too are generated by mold to ward off microorganisms. My ward was made up of Polish, Ukrainians, Russians, Greeks, Slovaks, Appalachians, Puerto Ricans, blacks. The out-patient department is moving into a bigger area, using a former ward recently vacated by another team. The spokesman said that visitors can also be asked not to take fruit on to the ward if patients are suffering from upset stomachs. Her behaviour was always the same on the ward rounds, in clinics, and in theatre. Some analysts have speculated that the ECB could cut interest rates soon to ward off damage to confidence and growth from tumbling share prices. We outlined the events leading up to the accident and we were able to confirm that the ward was fully staffed. Researchers say spirulina may ward off cancer and protect your brain from age-related mental decline. Some residents still sprinkle red brick dust on their doorway steps to ward off evil spirits. Birds form a group and create a cacophony of sound to ward off the attacks. Dr Mohammed on ward seven was very caring and understanding and everyone treated me as if I was a friend. He said injured passengers on the ward had found it difficult coming to terms with the way they had survived when others had not. Show More Sentences The tentacles contain harpoon-like stinging capsules called nematocysts that the anemones employ to capture prey and ward off predators. As we walked back down the ward, I asked the ward sister if the mother had been in touch. He subsequently endured an endless winter hirpling from hospital ward to surgery room and X-ray department. The lounge is like a hospital ward with a hospital bed and a hoist and a settee. He has often arrived back in Aberdeen at one in the morning only to be on the hospital ward five hours later. Esther hoped she would be assigned to a ward that contained the really desperate cases. Koreans have traditionally used special drawings called pujok as charms in and around their houses to bring them luck and ward off evil. Voters in the ward are being invited to the town hall to pick up fresh papers and cast their votes in a private booth. A meal in the morning boosts your energy and brainpower, say experts, and can ward off mood swings and overeating later in the day. Max, who wasn't responding well to treatment, remained in the hospital ward babbling at the ceiling and cursing in his more lucid moments. Lazarus managed to block a blade as swift as a darting snake, disengaged, and went into a series of jabs to ward away his enemy. By the time that ward round was finished, I had learnt two more things that were important. She has worked in all parts of Wythenshawe's maternity department, from the ante-natal ward to the delivery suite and special care baby unit. In Wang's ward in the Haematology Division, only half of patients with cancer may survive. The options are likely to include the closure of the 26-bed Battledown ward at Cheltenham in favour of a 46-bed ward at Gloucester. You will then be taken back to the hospital ward where nurses will continue to monitor you until you leave the hospital. In 1988, the first geriatric ward was set up in the GH, but even then, geriatric medicine enjoyed very little priority. Four years ago he joined Lancaster City Council to represent the Overton ward as a Morecambe Bay Independent. The inner ward is a square enclosure with circular angle towers, with one bigger and separated by the walls forming the keep. Higher plants have developed several elaborate mechanisms to ward off pathogen attack. Show More Sentences This area is in my ward and it is my job to respond to the concerns of residents and raise them with council. Poppies and fruit are indeterminate symbols with a practical purpose, mysterious talismans with the power to ward off subsequent suffering. Near to this original house, on a chalk hill, William I built a castle, with a ward either side of a low motte. At one time it was believed that the mere publication of information about a ward of court was contempt of court. The reason being that she was once a ward of court herself, explains Pauline Collins, who plays her. Rue was hung from doorways and windows to ward off evil spirits and prevent them from entering the house. When he was ready to be discharged to the medical ward I went to see him and his wife. The staff were hardworking and caring, and the ward was very clean and sweet-smelling. Repair records showed that levels of mechanical damage to devices from the ward were higher than normal. The veil was also believed to magically have the power to ward off surrounding evils that wish to harm the bride. And as they watched in amazement, Lanyon's skin started taking on a greyish tint, and her hands, raised to ward off the basilisk, froze in place. Also carried were a small life raft and small tent plus some fishing tackle, and a bottle of chemicals to ward off mosquitoes. Ayurveda has very beautifully described the accouchement ward where the mother of the child is to be kept after delivery. Or, drape attractive throws or quilts on each chair for your guests to wrap around their shoulders to ward off the night air. Think of the money this would save the state and how it could be put to ward the ailing health service. For the next two and a half days, the boy remained in the intensive care ward while doctors, nurses and medics helped him recover. Questions have to be asked, including why the CCTV cameras on the ward were out of action. The hospital is closing ward five, which deals with acute medical patients, until more nursing staff are recruited. My brief as a councillor is to safeguard the health, wealth and well-being of the ward that I represent. To ward off trouble, cobras can rear up, and they have hoods that expand out like a half umbrella to make themselves appear bigger and scarier than they actually are. Show More Sentences Proper nutrition is also required to ensure cows can properly ward infections such as mastitis and prevent metabolic problems such as milk fever and ketosis. She looked like an escapee from a casualty ward during the final stages of the heptathlon competition in Australia, bruised, bandaged but unbowed. Yet as things stand, a child removed from home and made a ward of the state often languishes, until the age of eighteen, in a foster care system based on temporary care. Bulgaria welcomed 2003 with a blend of the modern and the traditional, with revellers jamming open-air concerts and mummers parading to ward off evil spirits. Everyone is just waiting on tenterhooks for the ward phone to ring. Some of the people in the elders' ward are obviously in physical pain. The maternity ward at the Naval Hospital is a never a dull place. People throng it to ward off the evil effects of this planet. Now the 7-foot-tall law clerk is sitting in the psychiatric ward of an Anchorage hospital. We knock wood, we do that tfoo-tfoo-tfoo spitting thing to ward off the evil eye. A Likert scale was used to assess the extent of pain experienced on return to the ward in the day case group and on return home in the outpatient group. Two independents had thrown their hat into the East Ward election ring in an effort to offer disillusioned constituents in the ward a chance to vote apolitically. Members of the cult offer body sacrifices and worship the bones of their dead ancestors to ward off earthly evil. Scientists believe the monkeys rub the bugs on their fur to ward off mosquitoes, a behavior documented in capuchin monkeys but never in the nocturnal owl monkeys. The event is a way for Michelle and Mathew to honour their son's memory and give something back to the children's ward where they spent so much time. Now at this stage I was all for kipping on the floor of the family room, rather than leave my poor, unprotected wife in the hands of evil maternity ward goons. The herb could be worn about the person to ward off witchcraft and sorcery and was also hung about doors and windows to keep evil away from the house. The duties of a ward boy, also called bearers, include caring of patients and shifting them for tests to different wards and clinics in the hospital. They say staying active can help ward off all kinds of health concerns as you get older, from obesity to arthritis. Maybe it's an apotropaic gesture, maybe one writes to ward off death. Show More Sentences In an instant, it was clear that the ward was an intolerably noisy place, flooded with a near-continuous din of screams, laughter, and loud vocalizations. My daughter had rung the ward concerned but got a very tart response as she was not a relative, even though she had been authorised by the husband to take this step. Meanwhile, Jack has told his pretty young ward Cecily that his visits to town are occasioned by the misbehavior of a made-up brother named Ernest. It serves as a shield to give her the strength to get through each day, to ward off the insults that have been hurled at her almost from the day she arrived. In areas where apples were grown, it evolved into a ritual in which chants and dances were used to ward off evil spirits which it was believed would harm the trees. Apparently, concerns over whether there will be enough conveniences for the horsey set dominated discussions at this week's Micklegate ward committee meeting. Thus, he uses his wealth to bribe union officials to allow him to arrange for a private ward to be opened purely for the convenience of his father. Armour is used to shield, but not solely to ward off physical harm. Included are live demonstrations by a museum carver on how sailors depicted women on figureheads which, when placed on the bow of a ship, served to ward off harm at sea. The end results were anything but pleasant for Niko who spent a week after the incident in the hospital ward sick with fever and poison from snakes bite. I suppose it all depends on what sort of harm you want to ward off. Opposition to the closure of the Lister Baths at Featherstone contributed heavily to all three Labour councillors who had represented the ward losing their seats. If you like mushrooms on your pizza and red seedless grapes as a snack, you may be taking the first step to help your body ward off breast cancer. There was a spinal injury ward with 26 beds for paraplegic patients. The need for the new predischarge ward arose in the context of attempting to address the shortage of bed accommodation in St. Luke's General Hospital. Joan, who has worked at Blackburn Royal Infirmary since 1987 and on the children's surgical ward for the last nine years, said she was shocked but delighted by her windfall. On top of this, more than 23,000 people, many from the North Cotswolds, have signed petitions in support of the Battledown children's ward in Cheltenham. Coun Perkins represents Claremont ward and was elected last May. Additional payment is made to everyone, from group leaders, executive members through to committee chairpersons and run-of-the-mill ward councillors. Now that we are in the run of the play, our stage manager has the crystal backstage to ward off the boogeyman. Show More Sentences Incidentally, the casualty ward is a grim place at the best of times. The ward can take eight extra trolleys or beds and patients suffering from minor ailments will be placed there to free up beds in the hospital for flu patients. After 2 hours of waiting I was in danger of being clamped in the car park, so I told the nurse I would go home and phone in an hour to see which ward he was in. In January 1866, on a bitterly cold night, a man dressed in ragged clothes begged for a night's lodging in the male casual ward of Lambeth workhouse. Using sticky yellow polythene sheets, which are erected vertically on the windward side of the fields and nurseries, can help ward off these vectors. She shoulders a surprisingly long spear, perhaps to ward off the ardent king, although by that time she had been scarred by smallpox and he had mostly given up his advances. Then he gave the officer a hunk of bitterroot, to ward off evil. Tears streamed down my face as Joel made his final attempt to ward the cat off before I picked up Joel's gun, only feet away from my toes, and shot the cat in its haunches. Antonio French, a citizen journalist and alderman of the 21st ward in St. Louis, was also detained. A black bindi is often worn before marriage to ward off the evil eye. Recent reports demonstrate the sophistication and accuracy with which these carabid beetles deliver a spray of hot quinones and steam to ward off predators. Assembling on the surgical ward for our first ward round, we were like snowmen on parade, with freshly starched white coats and stethoscopes shyly peeping from pockets. The man's companions threw flasks and other missiles to ward it off. Shuai spent Christmas on the maternity ward at Methodist hospital in Indianapolis. It is part of the purpose in having a self-regulatory system that it should ward off statutory regulation, with its possible implications for the freedom of the press. On October 29 last year, supervisors and ward sisters complained that none of the staff members had been consulted about the plan to move the ward. One shot may be all your family needs to ward off the flu bug. Last week Lawlor failed to get elected as a councillor in a Clondalkin ward of the new Dublin mid-west constituency where he hopes to stand at the next general election. In 1983, Romney was a ward bishop, and the mother, Peggie Hayes, was a 23-year-old single mom who babysat for his kids. Thyme, oregano, rosemary, sage, basil and coriander all contain high levels of phyto-chemicals, which can help ward off heart disease and cancers. Show More Sentences They were sent in to help educate villagers about how to ward off the lethal virus. To ward off alienation and gloom, it is only necessary to remember the unremembered heroes of the past, and to look around us for the unnoticed heroes of the present. Was the number of fertile women admitted to the hospital outside the maternity ward really that much higher than the number of non-fertile women and men? The number of Commoners a ward sends to the Common Council varies from two to ten, depending on the number of electors in each ward. Each ward also has a Ward Club, which is similar to a residents' association. Although he boarded his ship with wristbands and pills intended to ward off any possible queasiness, he did not turn green about the gills. To ward off deer, Mr. Haas, an ornithologist, has installed an electric fence around his garden in the park. As a child, I used to dream in primary colors to ward off all the beigeness that surrounded me. A survival tactic I learned on the psych ward was how to quickly size up potential enemies or garden-variety badasses. Nonetheless, Lorenzo il Magnifico ensured his ward obtained the best education that could be bought at the time. These main intersecting roads formed 108 rectangular wards with walls and four gates each, and each ward filled with multiple city blocks. It means there are some great views for patients from the day rooms in the ward across to the town and the Dee Estuary beyond. One of the new mums was a GP who occupied a side ward and she was allowed to bottle-feed her baby. During marriages, spinsters of the household stand behind the bride and groom, holding an oil lamp to ward off evil. Totland is a village, civil parish and electoral ward on the Isle of Wight. Brad Lettau cures his bacon without sodium nitrite, a salt used commercially to ward off bacteria. People who are persistently depressed are notably nonresilient and least able to ward of the negative consequences of a hip fracture. By the time he eventually saw a children's doctor on the ward he was semicomatose, dribbling on the pillow. Males often call during mating rituals to ward off other males and to attract females, as in the roaring of lions and red deer. Central European folk beliefs considered garlic a powerful ward against demons, werewolves, and vampires. Show More Sentences Tenders are invited for Construction of Drain Work at Malwa Nursing Home to Atlas Choraha in ward no. To ward off vampires, garlic could be worn, hung in windows, or rubbed on chimneys and keyholes. His father died in 1713 and he became a ward of his uncle, the Baron de Montesquieu. Where civil parishes exist, a ward can be coterminous with a civil parish or consist of groups of civil parishes. In Elizabethan times, because nutmeg was believed to ward off the plague, demand increased and its price skyrocketed. Newsome's ward councillors took to the streets to tidy up the area around Barcroft Road and Bluebell Woods. In this study, understaffing was a significant factor, exacerbated by poor ward hygiene. Peas, beans and some other plant seeds contain proteins, called globulins, which ward off insects. Mr Gavin Mobey, a 34-year-old teacher, said the ward had a high number of people who were more likely to vote, such as teachers or lecturers. My son suffers from travel sickness and I find giving him a ginger biscuit during a car or boat journey really helps ward of car sickness. Bernadette Walsh, 53, did not know Elizabeth, 82, was in a new ward recovering from a hip operation and had been replaced by the dying patient. Energy companies want to ward off greater regulation of emissions. Tenders are invited for Improvements to ammar canal and construction of cartable bridge across ammar canal near chulepady in ward no. Halloween originated with the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain where people wore costumes and lit bonfires to ward off roaming ghosts. Campers are often told to wear bright colored red ribbons and bells, and carry whistles to ward off bears. In the European Middle Ages, the herb was placed beneath pillows to aid sleep and ward off nightmares. It is working with the Newington Wellbeing Network to improve the lives of people living in the Newington ward of Ramsgate. He also wants the full-time missionaries to attend not only PEC and ward council but also auxiliary meetings. Philip Goon has been chosen as prospective Liberal candidate for the Fordbndsre ward at the licit Solihull District Council eleclions. His description of the Roman ships anchored in the stream overnight having to ward off floating trees has the stamp of an eyewitness account. Show More Sentences Barrages of shallow nets floated by long buoys can be used to ward off algea drifts, depending on wave height and current. Putting on riot gear and forming their shields like a Roman testudo to ward off missiles is only a last resort. The animals are protected and people moving outside the settlements are required to have appropriate scare devices to ward off attacks. The team have had to close down a ward to fight the spread of C-diff and the more aggressive ribotype 27 strain. Previous attempts at edible vaccines included mashed potato that could prevent traveller's diarrhoea and GM rice to ward off allergies. By the French Revolutionary Wars of the late 18th century, effective naval convoy tactics had been developed to ward off pirates and privateers. Tenders are invited for Construction of class rooms at kurchi elementary school in ward no. When the territory was extended to include part of Preston parish in 1873, the new area became a seventh ward named Preston. Wildlife officials have unsuccessfully attempted to ward off the sea lions using bombs, rubber bullets and bean bags. If equal numbers of votes were obtained, or ward elections in 1973 had been uncontested, the decision would be made by lot. Some Indian women, in an attempt to ward off Shitala, placed plates of cooling foods and pots of water on the roofs of their homes. The electoral ward of Llanishen falls within the parliamentary constituency of Cardiff North. Omega-3 fats may ward off dry eye syndrome by curbing inflammation in the tear gland and eye surface, say researchers. All of us took daily doses of Atabrine to ward off malaria and it worked as long as we continued taking the medicine. Her husband Anthony beamed in the maternity ward as they talked about names for the boy nestled in a blanket with a yellow knit cap. Conwy's outer ward was originally crowded with administrative and service buildings. The lower ward contained royal accommodation, while the upper consisted of service facilities and the accommodation for the garrison. The walls of the inner ward were more substantial than those of the outer ward, with huge towers and two large gatehouses. The inner ward was separated from the outer by a wall, a drawbridge and a gate, protected by a ditch cut into the rock. The inner ward is guarded by four large circular towers which at various times housed a dungeon and an artillery workshop. Find more words! 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