Significados de were nurses em inglês

There were nurses now, but Eric Brand would not be turned out.

There were nurses and governesses and children and a loitering lady or two.

More than half of the women in all categories were nurses during the war.

Participants were nurses newly graduated from nursing schools and working in hospitals in South Korea.

They were nurses who joined Queen Alexandra's Imperial Nursing Service during the second world war.

Fritz and Julian nursed the sick man; and never were nurses more skilful and tender.

There were nurses there, and they inserted needles into our arms and took our blood.

There were nurses here, but much was done by machines that sang and danced and dandled.

A few were nurses, journalists, doctors, or missionaries.

Nearly 20 of those rehired were nurses, while 11 were hospital consultants.

There were nurses, like nuns, in white headdresses, quietly walking, the corridors were shiny too, the doors.

At least 27 were nurses.

And they were nurses, basically.

Of these, 38.7% of professionals were nurses and 61.3% nurse technicians.

It was an extraordinary sight, not just the size of the rally, but these were nurses like we'd never seen before.

Even at Woodside, there were nurses whose husbands didn't want them working in a building with AIDS patients, let alone working with the patients themselves.