take the cure

Many who came to take the cure brought talents that were put to good use in the small town.

Every passing day made it harder to take the cure.

"Seems a bit silly when they're paying plenty to take the cure or whatever it is."

After the battle, he finds Rogue in her room, having taken the cure.

"I tried to get him to take the cure."

But making the diagnosis is easier than convincing the patient to take the cure.

After 1900, the patient numbers were lower with 100,000 additional people taking the cure between 1900 and 1939.

Are you saying it's right to take the cure away from him and have him go belly up?

What if I did take the cure and wound up crippled or brain damaged?

Viola asks Todd to decide if she should take the cure.

Enforced repose, I decided, is an important part of what "taking the cure" means.

I had taken the cure and had just gotten through

But there is every type of water sport, golf, tennis and ways of taking the cure.

His friends, like physicians, Thrive, give him over: must I take the cure upon me?

Ultimately, most of the mutants in the United States take the cure.

The only way out for me is to take the cure, and you saw all them folks who took the cure.

Roy said, "Why didn't you ever take the cure?"

You'd be glowing with health again if you'd taken the cure there."

He watches a man arrive who, we discover, has come to take the cure at the local sanatorium.

If we could only stay here longer in this village we could take the cure.

He's sick and he won't take the cure.

You ought to be relieved you took the cure.

The other X-Men seem to think that it would be betrayal to take the cure.

Since Tally feels responsible for her betrayal, she decides to become a pretty and take the cure as a "willing subject".

In fact, the owner's son was a user - at this time in a sanitarium taking the cure.