Use of the word surgeon in a sentence example

surgeon

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I went to the surgeon yesterday. [noun]

The paper quotes James Johnson, a surgeon from Cheshire, who accused the Government of trying to run the service like a supermarket. [noun]

AB - The authors present a critique of a fellow surgeon 's version of multimodality therapy for patients with adenocarcinoma of the pancreas. [noun]

"I'll run for a surgeon," said Masaroon.' [noun]

Have you sent for a surgeon. [noun]

"The surgeon is here." [noun]

"Well," added Taffril, "I will have our surgeon's mate on the field--a good clever young fellow at caulking a shot-hole." [noun]

"He is gone," said the surgeon--"he has fainted, my Lords, and human nature can endure no more." [noun]

At the latter also Polikey was at work on the preparation of some materials for use in his profession--that of an amateur veterinary surgeon. [noun]

Humphrey had been sitting an hour with his brother, when the surgeon came to see his patient. [noun]

The surgeon withdrew, saying that he would return again late in the evening. [noun]

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