nurses

"Since the term "wet nurse" refers to a woman who breastfeeds another woman's child, a sentence illustrating this would be:

"Because the mother was too ill to breastfeed, she hired nurses to care for her baby." "

"They hired a nurse to care for their young boy."

"The nurse made her rounds through the hospital ward."

"The experienced nurses at the daycare center nurtured the young children. "

"The small oak sapling grew taller because the hardy, drought-tolerant nurses sheltered it from the harsh sun and wind. "

"This definition of "nurses" is incorrect in modern English. "Nurses" is the plural form of "nurse," a person whose job is to care for sick or injured people. Perhaps you meant a different word? "

"Within the infected snail, the nurses tirelessly produce hundreds of cercariae, the next stage of the fluke's life cycle. "

"While scuba diving, we saw two nurses resting on the sandy bottom of the ocean. "

"She believes that nursing her baby will make him strong and healthy."

"The mother nurses her baby every few hours. "

"She nursed him back to health."

"She nursed the rosebush and that season it bloomed."

""The community center nurses its small budget carefully to provide free classes for everyone." "

"She nurses her coffee all morning, making it last until her lunch break. "

"The gardener carefully nurses the young seedlings, hoping they will grow into strong plants. "

"Would you like to nurse the puppy?"

"The skilled pool player nurses the cue ball close to the object ball, carefully setting up the next shot. "