| At that time, she was eating a solid diabetic diet, moving her bowels, and ambulating. |
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| In contrast to these girthy ladies, other Blackwood women are wraiths and ambulating phantoms, eaten up by anxieties and rage. |
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| Activities of daily living assessed include bathing, ambulating, using the toilet, dressing, and eating. |
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| Coming up over the hill are hundreds of ambulating corpses, their faces unsettlingly obscured by the latest digital effects technology. |
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| Even ambulating around the unit constitutes desirable physical activity. |
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| They spend their Sundays ambulating the city, trying to avoid crowds and tracking down Southern food. |
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| This distracted style of ambulating that treats the pavement like some sort of stretched sofa really needs its own name: iWalking, perhaps? |
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| Since then, she had become irritable and had stopped ambulating. |
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| Cumulatively, these impairments result in disorientation while ambulating. |
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| Some hospitals encourage the practice of placing the epidural pump and the IV pump on opposite sides of the bed when patients are not ambulating, to better distinguish the two infusions. |
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| Removal of adhesive tapes or dressings can cause skin tears on fragile skin, as can trauma occurring while ambulating.5 Patients who are dependent on others for total care are at the greatest risk for skin tears. |
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| The dollar value of the gold and platinum jewelry seen ambulating down Collins Avenue, Miami Beach's main street, would handily rival Jack Welch's compensation plan. |
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