Sentence examples for Feeling indisposed from inspiring English sources

No doubt Mr. Bergonzi really was feeling indisposed.

But an ordinary man would not have been allowed backstage to meet Mr. Pavarotti, particularly not after an announcement by JOSEPH VOLPE, the Met's general manager, that Mr. Pavarotti was "feeling indisposed" but was going on anyway.

Players were sometimes known to feel indisposed on the day before they had to play the Flyers, and this was known as having a case of the Philadelphia flu.

The judges may feel that PJ Harvey deserves to collect an award after being indisposed in 2001 and that the "first artist to win twice" would make a good story.

How, I ask, does Ms Teather feel about the hypothetical possibility that she'll have to defend academies in the Commons, should Mr Gove be indisposed?

Both are true: For every drooling idiot prostrate on the bus because they feel the need to be someone else's farty little problem, there will be a nurse, or a farrier, or someone else totally heroic, temporarily and accidentally indisposed.

Diplomats said Egyptian officials told American diplomats on Tuesday evening that Mr. Mubarak was not feeling well, and today, Secretary Powell said, the Egyptians reported that he was "indisposed".

Her subject, she says, is indisposed.

The devil, on that afternoon, was indisposed.

The star, it added, was "temporarily indisposed".

But on this occasion, both Miranda and Muñoz were indisposed.