NYNEE TAL, a place of resort in the summer season and a sanatorium in the North-West Provinces of India, 22 m.
The beauty of its mountain, lake, and river scenery has long made Switzerland the sanatorium and recreation ground of Europe; more than 500 health resorts exist, and the country has been described as one vast hotel.
Now, why on earth don't he stay in that sanatoriumwhere I took him?
Start the Tutwater Sanatorium for Deranged Millionaires," says he.
They are talking of making Buea into a sanatorium for the fever- stricken.
At the sanatorium he had a bath and a good dinner, and made his rounds.
When Anthony had read that letter, he left the sanatorium and took a path which led him to the hills and into the hemlock forest.
We need some one at the sanatoriumto look after the office----" For a moment she set her will against his.
The Belleclaire Sanatorium was on the outskirts of the town.
I'll stay at the sanatorium tonight, and then, perhaps, I'll know a little better what we can do.
On the way up from the station to the sanatorium Doctor Burr was very considerate of me, and I noticed that my husband seemed interested in Miss Giles and the care she was to take of me.
A few rods farther ahead I could make out the Belleclaire Sanatorium surrounded by its picketed stone wall.
Once I got away from the sanatorium I felt different--as though something in me that had been buried for a long time was waking up again.
It ended in my being sent to a sanatoriumat Bournemouth.
It seems to me certain that Sister Aquinas's prayers will very soon be answered, and the sanatorium be a fact.
Marienborg, the name of the small sanatorium in which we stayed at Saelbo, is exquisitely situated above a very charming lake, and new beauties discovered themselves in whatever direction one wandered.
She would go, in spite of his advice, up to the Moon, to the UN sanatorium in Aristarchus.
Meanwhile, the remaining crewman would be pleased to have the sanatorium party inspect him.
He put up a big sign at the entrance of White Haven Sanatorium, "No persons suffering from colds allowed to enter," and traced the only epidemic of colds in the sanatorium to the visit of a butcher with the grip.
The ultimate aim of the sanatorium will be to turn every farmhouse, every village, every city, into an open-air resort.
Here comes in one of the most important and valuable features of our splendid sanatorium campaign for the cure of tuberculosis, and that is the nature of the methods employed.
That's why I don't prescribe a sanatoriumfor her, or anything of that sort.
Just because you've set up a sanatorium and a kindergarten you can't send your brothers off to bed at nine o'clock.
As the fighting shifted, the sanatorium site changed and could not be reached with the wagon.
Upon investigation, it was found that the man had been in a provincial sanatorium for some form of degenerative mental disease with excitement.
Laehr’s free sanatorium at Schönow treats the arrhythmia and tachycardia cases with rest and hydrotherapy.
Chiswick Hall, no longer extant, was formerly a country seat for the masters and sanatorium for the scholars of Westminster school.
Various streets have been laid out, a large hotel erected for the reception of the visitors who resort to the place as a sanatorium in summer, and the religious wants of the community are supplied by a Roman Catholic and a Protestant church.
They returned to theSanatorium to partake of a light dinner.
Only enough to purchase sufficient dynamite to blow my present sanatorium skywards," he said.
The two were sitting talking in the study of Lord Henry's cottage which stood in a lane off the London road, about two miles north of Ashbury, where his sanatorium was situated.
I believe your sanatorium for nervous disorders in Kent is a veritable public boon.
But how different he was, notwithstanding, from the Lord Henry of the Ashbury Sanatorium none knew better than himself.
At last the car drew up at the northern outskirts of Ashbury, before a building that appeared to Leonetta as unlike her mental image of a sanatorium as anything could possibly be.
And the Mizer Sanatorium is “conducted along ethical .
Suspiciously similar is the offer made by the Mizer Sanatorium of Coshocton, Ohio, Blake V.
When the Hord Sanitarium and the Mizer Sanatorium claim to cure all cases of drug or liquor addiction, they make claims that are false--cruelly false.
The Ruylers were ranching, and Hélène was in Adler's Sanatorium with a new baby.
As I stated above the place might be the great sanatorium of our country the year round if our physicians would take it in hand.
Nature there has done her best, and it should be the greatest sanatorium of our country.
He knew for certain that she had seen and recognised him; for his sick headaches had often taken him to the Sanatorium and he had always been rather a favourite of hers.
The weak imagination would rather build a sanatorium for consumptives and see it filled with grateful patients.
The most hopeless cases I have ever seen have been those who have become inured to wearing sanatorium stripes.
Another detail of my treatment not easily compassed in the average sanatorium is to consider every case as an individual case, to be dealt with individually.
The average sanatorium is merely a small colony of drug-users.
Wittingly or unwittingly, the old-time sanatorium made a practice of manufacturing habitual sanatorium inmates.
The sanatorium promoters and proprietors of fake cures continually harp on alcoholism as a disease; and even a few scientists, who should know better, have been misled into an acceptance of this theory.
The gravest aspect of these long stays at a sanatorium is the unavoidable colonization.
The ingenuity with which a sanatoriummanager devises "extras" is worthy of the name of genius.
The inebriates' farm is based on the same utter misconception as the fashionable sanatorium to which the rich man's son may be committed.
As the uncomfortable patient will move if possible, it is naturally the business of the sanatorium to keep him from being uncomfortable.
The morphine-taker with means and time at his disposal will stay in a sanatorium as long as he can be made comfortable.
And the physically incurable patient is often retained in the sanatorium till his money or the money of his friends is exhausted in a needless sacrifice to greed.
There are in the United States many people of the better class who through no fault of their own have became afflicted with the drug-habit, and who have drifted from bad to worse until a sanatorium has been the only recourse left.
She has moved from onesanatorium to another for twenty years, Jane.
He was at the sanatoriumwith his wife, Jane supposed.
It was in Captain Jules's strong arms that little Tania made the journey to a private sanatorium at Cape May.
After a few days the fever left her, but she was so weak and frail that the physician in charge of her case advised Mrs. Curtis to allow her to remain in the sanatorium for at least a month.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "sanatorium" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: asylum; clinic; home; hospital; infirmary; sanatorium; sickroom; ward
