At first she was bedridden and then progressed into a wheelchair, but she remained a shut-in. |
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I'm actually moved when I think of how much joy I can bring into the life of this well-to-do, wheelchair-bound shut-in. |
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He notes that these shut-in wells take approximately 8 months to bring on stream. |
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I'm finding I don't have much to write about after a week of being a sick shut-in. |
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Or maybe you can visit a sick friend or bring a meal to a shut-in. |
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Emma and Erna go regularly to thrift store at the Lutheran Church, and buy for the sick and shut-in or anyone else they think just might need a treasure they spy. |
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Help a friend's child with homework, or visit an elderly shut-in. |
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John Brown, perennial shut-in, spends a lot of time indoors. |
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What with water problems indoors and the horrid wet weather outdoors, it's been a shut-in day once more. |
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Significant declines in natural gas commodity prices could result in the shut-in of some of our natural gas production. |
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In the vigour of his years, we hope too that his mind is not finally shut-in, but of the improvable and enlargeable sort. |
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After spending a long, hard winter as a gym rat shut-in, you're probably hot to trot outdoors. |
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She may have thought teaching her shut-in son to shoot was therapeutic. |
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Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo suffers from a shut-in that limits its economic development and exacerbates its armed militias-driven insecurity. |
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Who could ever count what it is worth to a crippled child to be taught how to swim, or to an elderly shut-in to have someone do the shopping and drop in for a chat once or twice a week? |
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Hurricane Katrina caused temporary down time on Eugene Island 339 in August, and the field has been shut-in since September due to Hurricane Rita. |
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