| Billy Martin once called plays by phone, from his hospital bed, while convalescing from a punctured lung. |
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| I really got down to writing him a letter only when he was convalescing at a Boston clinic, after a stroke. |
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| While convalescing he learnt to sail and subsequently sailed for the London Hospital. |
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| Good wishes were extended to Mrs Margaret Kelly-White who is convalescing in a nursing home after a recent illness. |
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| At present I am convalescing from what, by all accounts, was a rather spectacular heart attack. |
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| In retrospect, drinking industrial quantities of beer was maybe not the best thing to do while still convalescing. |
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| I'm convalescing amidst the warmth of piled blankets and the hiss of the radiator. |
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| My friend's daughter is convalescing well and on vacation in Florida. |
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| In addition, another set of samples was collected in patients who were convalescing from the often-fatal disease. |
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| Chayefsky first set words down on paper after convalescing from injuries suffered from an exploding landmine. |
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| A student studying animal law introduced me to some of the more than 50 convalescing dogs. |
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| I was in New York that night, convalescing from various ailments and surgeries, to be sure, but I was there. |
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| Robert Robinson, who is convalescing after an illness, is said to have been flattered the show was coming back and looking forward to watching it. |
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| During house jobs, she contracted pulmonary tuberculosis, and while convalescing she spent a few months in South Africa, where her father was working as a medical missionary. |
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| Swann spends nine months convalescing morosely, only snapping out of it when his housekeeper, played with tight-lipped understatement by Sarah Lancashire, buys him a camera. |
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| The bill would amend the Employment Insurance Act to allow those who are convalescing from their organ donation to claim loss of their wages. |
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| Quebec's market had been among the last in Canada to yield to the general slump and now appears to be convalescing right alongside others. |
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| After suffering a serious brain haemorrhage, Adamo spent almost an entire year convalescing, resting up in his home in Brussels. |
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| The extent of the tragedy forced authorities to house convalescing patients in the east sector. |
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| Fotunuupule Auelua and Rory Lamont, still convalescing, are expected for the match against Bayonne on Saturday, 3 April. |
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| He should be out of the hospital in a few days, where he will finish convalescing at home. |
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| You do much of the cooking and driving, and worry about who will do these tasks while you are convalescing. |
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| During the Kippour war, he got seriously injured and was convalescing for a year, which forced him to leave the army. |
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| In August 1963, Parlow suffered another fall that resulted in a broken hip, and she died of a heart attack on August 19 while convalescing. |
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| Homecare services are provided to assist people with health problems, disabilities or who are convalescing following hospitalization. |
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| But life sometimes gets in the way and I fell ill to a severe viral liver infection that left me very weak and required some convalescing. |
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| Iraq is still convalescing from the war and no one can say when there will be a true recovery of its oil production. |
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| While convalescing he wrote an acclaimed book about the 1939 New York World's Fair, and he has gone on to establish himself as a political commentator, art critic and painter. |
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| Sir Harry is convalescing in the south of France after suffering a stroke. |
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| His first deputy and anointed successor, Crown Prince Sultan, has been abroad for months, convalescing from cancer. In the past, second deputy prime ministers have been considered second in line to the throne. |
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| We still hear stories today of how our convalescing war Veterans gave up their beds and stretchers to the hundreds of injured and dying civilians. |
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| He is convalescing and is temporarily in need of nursing and general care. |
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| As medical nutrition products meet the needs of vulnerable people often undergoing treatment or convalescing, this segment has the unusual characteristic of being relatively unaffected by the crisis. |
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| A horrific crash in the 1936 São Paulo grand prix nearly killed her and, after convalescing in France, she drove in only a few more events before the ensuing war put a stop to racing. |
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| It will pay particular attention to certain types of visitors who are often ignored in tourism promotions, such as disabled, ill, or convalescing people, young people and low income groups. |
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| Not only would she be at their bedside offering words of encouragement, she would also take them for walks and run errands for them while they were convalescing. |
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| Parmenio was convalescing after an operation on his eye, and he was suffering once again with his inner ear, which caused him to lose his balance and to become dizzy. |
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| Under the coalition deal which Labour's 55 members of the Parliament agreed on with the 17 Liberal Democrats, Jim Wallace, a Lib Dem, will take over as first minister while Mr Dewar is convalescing. |
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