He worked to improve sanitation practices in the nineteenth century, and lent his name to a hospital in New Brunswick, New Jersey.

I'm in the hospital.

I visit her in the hospital.

Tom is still hospitalized.

She is in hospital now.

He is in hospital.

They admitted her to the hospital.

He's in the hospital.

He's in hospital.

Tom was in the hospital.

Elaine is in hospital.

You should be in a hospital.

Tom died in the hospital.

The patient's in the hospital.

That's the hospital we're working with in Delhi, the Schroff Charity Eye Hospital.

John was born in a hospital and he died in a hospital.

You don't have to stay in the hospital.

Do I have to stay in the hospital?

Tom is still in the hospital.

I spent a week in hospital.

I spent a week in the hospital.

She's in the hospital now.

She wants to work at the hospital.

I am receiving treatment at the hospital.

I'm being treated at the hospital.

Tom's not in the hospital.

Tom is not in hospital.

Tom's not in hospital.

Tom isn't in the hospital.

And I was in the hospital for months.

This is the hospital which I was born in.

This is the hospital I was born in.

He is in the hospital at present.

Now he is in the hospital in critical condition.

I only had one night in the hospital.

His father passed away last night in the hospital.

His father passed away last night in the hospital.

You had better enter the hospital.

She has been in hospital for a month.

My mother is in the hospital now.

It's not necessary to put him in the hospital.

I'm visiting my grandmother in the hospital.

I was at the hospital a couple of days ago.

She's been in the hospital for a month.

I was in the hospital a few days ago.