sanatorium

The paths up the hill --that was rather a sanatorium than a fortress, being used generally as the camping place of regiments suffering from recent service in unhealthy portions of the country--were carefully blocked with masses of stones, and every other approach was made as impregnable as time would allow.

At that time he was spending the remains of the money left him by his aunt, and Elizabeth had hardly settled down at Brookport and got her venture under way when she found herself obliged to provide for Nutty a combination of home and sanatorium. It had been the poor lad's mistaken view that he could drink up all the alcoholic liquor in America.

He will require some few weeks' rest in our sanatorium in the hills, but will then return.

Burns," I said quietly, duly smiling at him; and the trap drove off to a sort of sanatorium, a pavilion of bricks which the doctor had in the grounds of his residence.

Gave me a few months at best, and that, after a course in sanatoriums and a trip to Europe and another to Hawaii.

He noted that the projects are aimed at creating new tourist routes between Azerbaijan and Russia, as well as at developing the resort and sanatorium sector.

Rawalpindi -- Decision has been taken to build a trauma center in Samli Sanatorium l Murree.

Sulfiya, a Russian woman in her 60s, has travelled to Azerbaijan's north-western city of Naftalan in the hope that crude oil baths at a local sanatorium will end her years of suffering from polyarthritis, a disease affecting the joints.

The book entitled Off Season presents a significant example of European Functionalist architecture that closed in 2002 and has been decaying since"We were making fun with Matas Dulla, that while their book on the Bratislava crematorium is about the building where survivors come to bid farewell to the deceased, our book on the Machna sanatorium is about a building that is dying," said architect Martin Zaiek.