“He was trying to talk, ripping his head and shoulders off the gurney,” Fretland said.
Myers and gurney felt such actions were a means to validate the report.
Often these people end up on a special kind of board with legs that fold out, a gurney.
Lockett began to convulse violently, his head and chest rising up off the gurney multiple times as he called out, “Oh, man.”
Less than 10 minutes later, the attendants wheeled out the gurney, which now bore a black body bag.
On the other hand he knew gurney, and felt much influenced by his advice.
On the following day, Mr. gurney drove out to look at the property.
Have you read Mr. gurney's articles in the "Fortnightly" and "Cornhill?"
At last Miss gurney and the niece decided to return to England.
It is some time now since gurney and I have spoken to each other.
by 1921, of unknown origin. It also is a surname.
gurney gur·ney (gûr'nē)
n. pl. gur·neys
A metal stretcher with wheeled legs, used for transporting patients.
