doctoring

Did all the doctoring on the Key before the real doctor came.

That is more than can be said for much Western doctoring.

I've known for some time that you wanted to get back into real doctoring.

It's just that truth needs a little doctoring now and again.

Goodbye, I've got to now and do some real doctoring.

There wasn't a real doctor in the compound, so the doctoring was up to him.

Harris did leave off being a target long enough to do some doctoring on me.

With a little doctoring, they're worth paying for, even if you're a civilian.

But he ain't forgot his doctoring when there's a need for it.

A complete audit of the local branch office's books showed no doctoring at all.

But that was the doctoring that we had in those days.

I swallowed, feeling queasy, but went on with my doctoring.

So she or some associate had done the doctoring.

The concern of scholars about fair access and potential doctoring is understandable.

And medical journals are turning scholarly attention to the social context in which doctoring takes place.

"It wasn't me who just gave you three dollars' worth of free doctoring," she joked.

His father had brought him in from time to time for what he thought of as "good, old-fashioned doctoring."

It goes without saying that it takes real doctoring to keep you together at this stage.

Alas or otherwise, it's too distant now for me to attempt any doctoring.

I even accepted a cupful myself at the conclusion of the doctoring.

It's clear to me that Rosalita knows a good deal of rough doctoring.

With a little doctoring, they could have an early Commonwealth Day that got in ahead of everybody else's.

What doctoring could he do in ten minutes?

The limited studies that exist bode poorly for good doctoring.

The doctoring of photos in political settings is a practice of long standing.