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Sentence Examples Her former secretary recalls Daphne dispatching her housekeeper on more than one occasion with a Thermos of soup to comfort some ailing don. Her ailing father turned his face to the wall when he was presented with a princess, rather than the longed-for male heir. He plays patriarch an ailing archeologist who's preoccupied with funeral rituals. Far from ailing, and after thirty-two years and countless album releases, he's still going strong and thankfully shows no signs of slowing down. The first two were fitful operations against the Xhosas by the ailing Dutch East India Company, as was the third, the first by the British. Trying to keep the ailing system going another generation will wind up costing taxpayers far, far more than making reforms today. Having said that, they may not be miracle workers, but acupuncturists have brought relief to many ailing patients. A shut-down of the West Coast ports could deliver a knockout blow to the ailing US economy. They will on some occasions attack small ailing domestic animals, newborn sheep and goats, eating parts of them. In case anyone needs reminding what happened, a ne'er-do-well customer of the bank had run out of credit to prop up his ailing business. Burke's opportunity to ditch the skivvying came when his ailing grandfather divided up some inheritance money before passing away. The ailing team have finally resigned from division two with only seven or eight players on the books. The ailing hospital chain already faces a criminal investigation into its accounting. His healing hands were just the job to recharge ailing volunteers who slaved throughout the contest, often in bad weather conditions. But there was also a bitter-sweet atmosphere in Rome since the 83-year-old pope, who suffers from Parkinson's disease, is so clearly ailing. She also said that she couldn't live in Australia to be close to her old and ailing mother because she couldn't earn a living there. His family said they had no idea why anyone would want to kidnap him and had expressed concern about his ailing health. The Government suffered a backlash in the local and European elections because of the ailing health service. Will the tax cuts for the highest income brackets ease the pain of the ailing poor? His ailing physical health has focussed attention on the potential candidates and likely successor. Show More Sentences He has come to the hill station with his uncle and his ailing mother to recoup the failing health of the latter. From the viewpoint of public policy this is desirable, if banks are to be encouraged to nurse ailing companies back to health. He now aims at becoming a doctor to help the poor, and perhaps some day, his ailing mother too. In the years to come she spent most of her time away from the observatory as she was looking after her ailing mother or was indisposed herself. This costs us hundreds of millions of dollars annually in tax revenues which could be used for our ailing health care system. Can he live with the further pressures on the ailing health and education services? An historic city that has struggled to boost its ailing economy, it must polish its reputation as a tourist and convention centre. The government hopes the devaluation will boost exports and increase investment in the ailing economy. This man's a top dog at the ailing Royal Academy, one of Britain's most august arts institutions. His boss had given him a few days off from work to watch over his ailing daughter and fragile wife. However, governments around the globe have adopted policies to nurse their ailing economies back to health. On to Egypt now, where a new integrated resort community could help shore up an ailing economy. Maybe a son should be able to secure health benefits for his ailing mother. Think of the money this would save the state and how it could be put to ward the ailing health service. We continue to observe pockets of defaults in either chronically or newly ailing industrial sectors. Under these conditions, there will be nothing left to invest in the ailing public cultural, educational and social institutions. Murphy, who has an ailing wife and is serving out his time till his pension, keeps swallowing his rage and pride. She toys with the idea of buying a present for Hugh's ailing and menopausal wife, whom she does not much like. With rather thin lips and colorless cheeks, he bore the distinguished face of an ailing man. The show was put together rather hastily, in a bid to raise moral and material support for the artist who is ailing. Show More Sentences She was left stranded unable to return home to her 12-year-old daughter and ailing mother. It is reckoned that emigrants sent home the equivalent of 2 billion which helped to prop up our ailing economy. Hospital chiefs have dipped into capital reserves to prop up an ailing bank balance. He has an interview with the terminally ailing Queen in Kensington Palace Gardens, and all looks hopeful. King Hussein took the throne in 1952 following the abdication of his ailing father. The Malton Clothing factory has just closed, its staff the latest victims of Britain's ailing rag trade. In the same century, the Buyids, a Persian clan that was also Shi'ite in loyalty, managed to take over the ailing Abassid caliphs in Baghdad. The urban environment is ailing and, what is more, there are precious few ways in which to address its problems. The innovative Goodyear pact is a reprise of the strategy Gerard used to help restructure the ailing U.S. steel industry in the past year. The prince feverishly tossed and turned, his movements impeded by the prickly quilt tucked tightly around his ailing body. Before I was locked down, 3 troublemakers entered my cell and commenced to verbally assail my ailing celly. As we can all see now, their actual purpose, apparently, is to create three juicy make-work projects for Nunavut's ailing construction industry. Meanwhile, Ed tries to convince Joel to treat his ailing uncle Anku, a medicine man uninterested in the services of a western doctor. Customers have been complaining for years about the broken, ailing equipment and leisure officials are pleading for more visitors. Public holidays are when I catch up on household chores and visit my ailing parents. Relativity doesn't just want to be a one-shot solution for companies trying to extricate themselves from ailing computer languages. British Railways closed the ailing branch line to passenger traffic in December 1961 and the last freight train ran several months later. Frankly, if I were old and ailing, I might want to stay in the thick of stimulating, new experiences. In Shanghai, news about ailing octogenarians abandoned by their children is disheartening, gnawing at the consciences of upright people. An idea has been planted that opera and culture could be one way to restore Kenya's ailing tourism industry. Show More Sentences This gives ailing firms time to get themselves back on the rails. And they have designs on ailing industries, such as airlines. Significantly, Massarotto took on ailing factories in both his hometown and in war-scarred Vukovar. On Monday of last week, the ailing machine gave up the ghost leaving the hospital without the capacity to carry out even the most basic diagnostic tests. Finally, digital information offers candidate countries with an ailing rail and road infrastructure possibilities for economic development. Angola's ailing health sector is struggling to overcome the legacy of four decades of civil war. He attacked Ontario for four weeks, arguing that he will not support the ailing manufacturing and auto sectors. Firstly, Mr Blokland claims that there is a need for structural changes and not for more aid to ailing industries. The prescription for healing the ailing health service has been apparent for a long time: integrative care. Meanwhile, our national staff helped a number of federally-funded co-ops to take steps to return their ailing operations to health. We have since seen a different Stoudemire, ailing and ornery after the shotgun marriage to Anthony. She accused regional publishers of targeting BBC funds to prop up ailing businesses they have run into the ground. They were presumably brought down and sacrificed in ATM to help garner favor for a possibly ailing community. It is an alibi which it is hard not to use, for many feel tired and ailing and this, as the years go by, is apt to get worse. Make no mistake, Tesco may be ailing, but Clarke could yet blow its rivals out of the water. Instead of idling, the train is moving full steam ahead. But we must also admit that part of our economy is ailing. It can be as simple as an hour spent reading a book with a younger sibling or as complex as providing palliative care to an ailing elder. Canada is turning into a two-speed economy characterized by a vibrant service sector and an ailing manufacturing sector. For many people, poverty implies ailing children on the edge of starvation. How this emerging situation plays out to assist our ailing Canadian feed grain market remains difficult to assess at this time. Show More Sentences Atlantic Canada's premiers are looking for ways to help the region's ailing agriculture industry. Born in Sudbury, Ontario, in 1927, Paul Desmarais had dropped out of law school to take over his family's ailing bus service. And the rising star still standing just might be in the best position to offer some elixir to our deeply ailing political system. He washes the wounds of the ailing lepers and selflessly serves them. There must be some old, ailing, senile politician, vaudeville comedian or sports-man around whose death-bed you could perch like a flock of vultures. After another lackluster week, Maura Johnston on what's ailing American Idol. He did succeed for a while in owning Portsmouth FC, the even more ailing British football club. The discovery of precious stones, especially emeralds, some few years ago, has still not given out that sputtering spark to Zambia's ailing economy. He was, however, also caught up in the tumult of his ailing marriage to Ava Gardner. Only many years later does his full story emerge, when the narrator returns from Paris to visit her ailing uncle. Recently, he slipped up to Kennebunkport, Maine, from London just to check in on George Bush, his ailing friend. After 44 adventuresome years living and working in New York City, I returned to rural Clarksville, Tennessee, my hometown, to care for my ailing parents. And the market is certainly not the tonic for our ailing health service. Monday was a bit of a drama with our poor, ailing pooch, Fred. He was wonderful, with Laura Linney, as a burdened brother and sister looking after an ailing parent in The savages. He saw his 1995 tax-reform package as a drastic emergency measure to reinvigorate an ailing economy, much the way a man with heart disease might regard a bypass operation. We also agree with the president's remedy for reviving the ailing economy by strengthening its fundamental health rather than giving it a shot in the arm. While Johnson does represent elderly female heads of households as aging and ailing individuals, she also carefully locates them within the context of their communities. But when she returns home to care for an ailing relative, he breaks the engagement and marries someone else. The ailing ex-fugitive was eventually tracked down by Koerner in San Diego, as his unputdownable final section reveals. Show More Sentences They had need of us, and we had come, to act the age-old ritual, try to lift the curse from off their lands, give back to ailing Earth the potency their lives depended on. The series includes episodes about newborn calves, an ailing horse, an orphaned lamb, a llama with a broken leg and an old dog with a brain tumour. Fifteen years on, thanks in large part to the 25 brave souls who put their careers on the line to be in at the beginning, the ailing infant has become a strapping teenager. Informal wet-nursing ranges from the occasional nursing of another woman's child to a private arrangement to suckle a baby whose mother is ailing or who has died. A number of people contacted the paper to claim that flu cases were clogging doctors' surgeries and forcing schools to appoint supply teachers in place of ailing staff. And, they add, it would recognise that the Church is gravitating away from the ailing parishes and empty pews of Europe to focus on vibrant congregations to the south. Also, a larger percentage of ailing outgoers than frail recluses would consider rebates. The Thatcher government encouraged growth in the finance and service sectors to compensate for Britain's ailing manufacturing industry. Ursula became the composer's muse, helper and London companion, and later helped him care for his ailing wife. Mortenson has been in seclusion since, citing ailing health. But an ailing James proved far too timid and melancholy to inspire his followers. So why keep talking about the State in Africa, and what should be done, when after so much discussion and so many prescriptions the State is still ailing? With ailing global financial markets, several panellists noted that credit is lacking for maintenance and for the development of new infrastructure and equipment in all modes of transport. Very quickly after the announcement of that motion, some experts relayed concerns that cities and states could be exempt from these restrictions, and it could still hurt both of our ailing economies. The applicant sent various faxes stressing that he needed to travel abroad to visit an ailing sibling and show respect to a deceased one's family. Stubborn oldtimer Richard Farnsworth sets out from Iowa on a motor lawnmower to visit his ailing brother in Wisconsin. Monahan came to the ailing Flames after being drafted sixth overall this summer, and by way of a captaincy at the 67s, where he posted good numbers on an otherwise unimpressive 2012-13 team. The loan therefore supported the ailing institution at a critical moment in its financial restructuring, for a limited period and in respect of a limited amount. For generations, ailing kids have taken their teddy bears with them to the hospital. The researchers maintain that it is appropriate that Palliative Care Programs and Respite Programs be added to assist the ailing family member and the family members who are contributing to the care of the individual. Show More Sentences We, as an ailing nation, need that to be true. Ashley Sestanovich could deputise for Cramb while Rob Jones is likely to step in for the ailing McDermott. Can the ailing West Indies make a game of it? Maricel, 36, sobbed as she said she wanted to return to her children, aged seven and 11, who were being cared for by her ailing parents in the Philippines. Rai runs a rented autorickshaw to earn living for his family comprising two haemophilic sons and an ailing wife. No doubt when the ailing tyrant finally passes away many in this House will sing his praises as the historic father of the nation, as they have recently done sycophantically on the death of President Arafat. So when Sisi stepped forward and did what he did, it was seen as a heroic act, taking a last-step measure to save the country from an ailing economy and a religious autocracy. Instead of focusing on its ailing economy and other domestic issues, Tehran is busy fighting proxy wars. Money sometimes enters the equation too, Ms. Keller added, if biological children resent a parent's spending their presumed inheritance on care for an ailing stepparent. It only applies to ailing companies that have potential for a turn-around. To be sure, a Disunited States of Europe may be just what the doctor ordered for Europe's ailing economy. We thus wished to associate autist persons and people ailing similar disorders with people ailing physical or social handicap coming from different countries. From e-m ailing and printing to ordering prints through online photo services, Corel Snapfire m akes it easier than ever to share photos and videos. As soon as the ailing person is legitimized in the sick role, he or she will benefit from the assistance of the social environment in order to facilitate his or her recovery or admission into the healthcare system. Then there is the growing division of Conservative prosperity in the south and the ailing north and Midlands. An association of doctors in Zimbabwe has made calls for President Mugabe to make moves to assist the ailing health service. These issues prompted Gorbachev to investigate measures to revive the ailing state. Caracalla left with a punitive expedition, but by the following year his ailing father had died and he and his brother left the province to press their claim to the throne. With a tearaway son, a demanding father in a nursing home and the family's ailing dry-cleaning business, his hands are full but his heart is not in it. A second, more revealing MRI on Gagne's ailing right elbow Tuesday, this one involving an injection of gadolinium dye, showed a partially torn ligament. Show More Sentences The dad-of-three, of Birmingham Road, Sutton Coldfield, took bookings from his victims but used their cash to prop up his ailing package holiday firm, Russian Gateway Ltd. Its parent, Casa di San Georgio administered the Bank, and needed frequent liquidity injection to support the war against Venice and Genoa's ailing public finance. Based on a 2,000-year-old Chinese folktale, Mulan tells of a young woman who chooses to pass as a man and go to war rather than allow her ailing father to be drafted. Ellen also noted in the court document that the only one who helped her take care of ailing Robert, who died in 2003 at the age of 59, was her daughter, Aprill Lallo. In the 55-and-over markets, you could design skin-care products for the Healthy Hermits, Ailing Outgoers, or Healthy Indulgers. The Healthy Indulgers and Ailing Outgoers are the two groups most likely to be in the market for new housing. Examples from Classical Literature Frankie uses his insurance money to open a rest home on Mars for ailing musicians. Dumouriez, with a weak and ailing constitution in his childhood, enured his body for war. Even the Orangeman of the North, if he has a cow ailing, thinks it not amiss to ask for the priests blessing. He had been ailing for many months and had resolved to give up his lectureship. He was decorated again and given the battlewagon of an ailing four-striper. At all events, she had for some time been ailing, and had finally been removed to the hospital. Then, on hearing that his mother was ailing, even in danger, he become serious and anxious. Oh, said Kate, anythings plebeianif youve a mind to call it sothat keeps people moping and ailing. These do fear lest they be besmirched by fellowship with the mean and ailing. With Matt Leinart ailing, USC made a decision that could last an entire season by making White and Bush the focal point. If a bird be ailing, a capsicum will often set it right again. The joy of the meeting was making them forget the ailing stranger. He was still ailing, it was said, and the Squire nursed him like the proverbial woman. A yard from her lay looey, sick and ailing in a new way, but disregarded. She had been ailing for a month, and now she was down with a temperature. He was a state doctor, called in to prescribe for an ailing constitution. The victim family while talking to newsmen said that on January 25, 2001, Ismail Khan was picked by Indian troops from home when he was giving medicine to his ailing mother. Find more words! 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What is the opposite of ailing? Words that rhyme with ailing What is the plural of ailing? What is the adjective for ailing? What is the noun for ailing? Translations for ailing Use our Sentence Generator Nearby Words ailette ailes ailerons aileron ailed ail ailing health ailment ailments ails ailurophile ailurophiles 6-letter Words Starting With a ai ail aili ailin