Use "patient of" in a sentence

1. and thus, the patient often suffers needlessly due to

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2. testimonial from a former patient of mine who was

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3. a former patient of mine who had a Heart-Wall, once

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4. “Yes, this is Dr Clarke from the Karen Phillimore Private Health Centre, I have a former patient of Dr Hancox’s residing here and I just wanted to have a chat with him

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5. “Strange, Harry had been a patient of Dr Hancox for a long time

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6. 1 Jairus was, of course, terribly impatient of this delay in reaching his home; so they now hastened on at quickened pace

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7. “We understand that Terry was a patient of yours," Jason interjected

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8. Donovan was seeing the last patient of the day while Sally placed the last of the Dominex patients’ files back in their respective places

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9. “My sister, Clair, was a patient of Carol Freeman’s

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10. patient Officer Moore, help will be there in a short while,

11. but the facility must notify the patient of

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12. “ This one lady patient of mine has

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13. There was a patient of 35 years old who had knee joints pain after doing some taichi exercises

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14. A diabetic patient of mine had an infected ulcer of the heel had to have daily toilet and dressing of the ulcer and antibiotics until the wound heals up

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15. An old Malay patient of mine whom I have seen for many years for chronic cough began to develop cataracts in both eyes

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16. The most impatient of the miners rushed towards the two to fight

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17. I became a patient of the Optimal Wellness Center, and after receiving a thorough examination and evaluation, using several diagnostic tests and procedures, Dr

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18. would never have spoken up like that to a patient of mine, but since this

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19. Do you not think that was a tiny bit impatient of you, Visola?”

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20. My uncle lowered the paper and glanced round at us, expecting agreement, impatient of our not instantly saying we thought as he did

21. 'Yes, yes,' said the Professor, impatient of these speeches, and only desirous of getting on

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22. the patient of high-carbohydrate, high-fat foods that are suggested as totally unpleasant,

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23. ' Rather naively, he added, 'She was never a patient of mine,' as though he couldn't imagine any other circumstances in which he might know a woman other than the wife who had left him

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24. I had such a person as a patient of mine in one of my teaching wards at the County Hospital

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25. Another patient of mine, a 45-year old baker, suffered so acutely from angina (pain in the

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26. "Doctor," a harassed advertising executive patient of mine said desperately, "I've tried so hard

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27. An unusual middle-aged woman patient of mine,

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28. , now a patient of mine, was rushed to the hospital after he had

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29. former patient of mine who came to see me 10 years ago from a northern part of the state of

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30. But Felicite grew impatient of seeing him hanging round her

31. Impatient of the set in the field, she turned to the quiet lawn, surrounded by sheaves of shut-up crocuses

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32. Barker and Morel were both impatient of Wesson

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33. He prefers public duties to private, and is somewhat impatient of the importunity of relations

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34. That is true, he replied, if the deficiency be in his soul; but if there be any merely bodily defect in another he will be patient of it, and will love all the same

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35. And as to truth, I said, is not a soul equally to be deemed halt and lame which hates voluntary falsehood and is extremely indignant at herself and others when they tell lies, but is patient of involuntary falsehood, and does not mind wallowing like a swinish beast in the mire of ignorance, and has no shame at being detected?

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36. allaying a heat that would have made me impatient of seeing the

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37. between Emily and her partner; who impatient of the fooleries and

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38. was a patient of yours and hoped to talk to you,” Tom stated with a mouthful of stew

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39. from a patient of mine who had a relative that ran the junkyard

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40. “Oh, there is a patient of mine that is having some problems that I thought Father

41. I felt impatient of him and out of temper with him; in which condition he heaped coals of fire on my head

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42. And more needles were missing than it could be regarded as quite wholesome for a patient of such tender years either to apply externally or to take as a tonic

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43. A doctor’s legal and medical responsibility to fully inform a patient of the potential risks of treatment did not become a requirement until the 1960s and was still contested ground well into the 1970s and 1980s

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44. He had always presented himself as a reformer, impatient of stick-in-the-mud Prior Anthony, sympathetic with the needs of the town, eager for the prosperity of monks and merchants alike

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45. Nor did he: for Louisa, fully bent on grappling with it, and impatient of dalliance or delay, directed faithfully the point of the battering-piece, and bounded up with a rage of so varocious appetite, to meet and favour the thrust of insertion, that the fierce activity on both sides effected it with such pain of distention, that Louisa cried out violently, that she was hurt beyond bearing, that she was killed

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46. At the same time he made me feel his own engine, which was so well wound up, as to stand even the working in water, and he accordingly threw one arm round my neck, and was endeavouring to get the better of that harsher construction bred by the surrounding fluid; and had in effect one hiway so far as to make me sensible of the pleasing stretch of those nether lips, from the in-driving machine; when, independent of my not liking that awkward mode of enjoyment, I could not help interrupting him, in order to become joint spectators of a plan of joy, in hot operation between Emily and her partner; who impatient of the fooleriesand dalliance of the bath, had led his nymph to one of the benches on the green bank, where he was very cordially proceeding to teach her the difference betwixt jest and earnest

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47. It was not her way to make a conspicuous entry into anyone's life, but towards the end of that week Sebastian said rather sourly: 'You and mummy seem very thick,' and I realized that in fact I was being drawn into intimacy by swift, imperceptible stages, for she was impatient of any human relationship that fell short of it

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48. At the Vincys' there was always whist, and the cardtables stood ready now, making some of the company secretly impatient of the music

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49. But Will wanted to talk with Dorothea alone, and was impatient of slow circumstance

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50. been a patient of Mr

51. But the hold was too slight, and he soon got tired of this mental chase; for few men were more impatient of private occupation or more in need of making themselves continually heard than Mr

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52. Cadwallader, impatient of this drivelling, said—

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53. The very first patient of my new practice finally lumbered into my office

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54. Rochester, grown, I suppose, impatient of my delay, sent up to ask why I did not come

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55. His sisters, to whom he had an opportunity of speaking the next morning, were quite as impatient of his advice, quite as unyielding to his representation, quite as determined in the cause of pleasure, as Tom

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56. But sometimes he is like the old juggling fellow, formerly a patient of mine in Ceylon, that making believe swallow jack-knives, once upon a time let one drop into him in good earnest, and there it stayed for a twelvemonth or more; when I gave him an emetic, and he heaved it up in small tacks, d'ye see

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57. The lost life-buoy was now to be replaced; Starbuck was directed to see to it; but as no cask of sufficient lightness could be found, and as in the feverish eagerness of what seemed the approaching crisis of the voyage, all hands were impatient of any toil but what was directly connected with its final end, whatever that might prove to be; therefore, they were going to leave the ship's stern unprovided with a buoy, when by certain strange signs and inuendoes Queequeg hinted a hint concerning his coffin

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58. But from the way I defend my idea I might be an author impatient of your criticism

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59. The lawyer, who had taken up the matter purely out of friendship to the young man, and almost against his will, invoked every consideration of justice, delicacy, honour, and even plain figures; in vain, the ex-patient of the Swiss lunatic asylum was inflexible

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60. And patient of the slow-paced swain's delay