Sentences with phrase «bedside of their dying»

These verses sound great until we're sitting with our friends at the bedside of their dying family member.

Haveyou ever sat by the bedside of a dying patient — a father or mother, perhaps, or someone else you loved — and given the patient a little chipped ice?

When he represents priests and parsons as oinking pigs gathered at the bedside of the dying freethinker, his point is less to argue that clergy are parasites than to strip them of their dignity.

Through her years of experience in caring for the elderly and attending the bedside of the dying, Mary Jo Bennett has cultivated a deeper awareness of life in its ever - changing forms.

As the movie begins we see Bennett, who comes from a very wealthy family, being emotionally crushed at the hospital bedside of his dying grandfather.

At the bedside of his dying mother, he attempts to relieve her fears about the unknown by «creating» an afterlife.

For instance, buying a new TV would not be an emergency, but renting a car in order to get to the bedside of a dying loved one would be.

The finished work no longer survives, but a study shows a priest at the bedside of a dying woman.

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And yet... and yet... when I sit at the bedside of those I love as they lie there dying, the question still lingers in the minds of many of them.

And children who die of cancer with their tormented, praying parents at their bedside?

We are the ones called to the bedside to witness the suffering of dying people and their families,» said the Rev. Johnnie Green, the senior pastor at the Mount Neboh Baptist Church of Harlem.

The film depicts the dying days of the wealthy Elizabeth Hunter (Rampling), a domineering and charming matriarch, who has summoned her expatriate children, Sir Basil Hunter (Rush) and Dorothy de Lascabanes (Davis), to her bedside in a lavish mansion in Sydney.

Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool has a strange narrative arc — its buoyant early notes given over to a downbeat story of illness, and many scenes of bedside nursing.

I became part of Milligan's posse for a spell, nearly got set on fire playing a Frankenstein monster, and was at Andy's bedside when he died from AIDS.

At the bedside of a hospice patient dying in a house full of cursing parrots, in «The Surgical Mask,» we reach the limits of what we are able to face in human suffering, in our own horror at what happens to our bodies as they die.

I have a bedside table that I got at Salvation Army for 20 bucks, and have been dying to take it outside and give it a nice coat of fresh paint.