Sentence examples for Make him ill from inspiring English sources

She was 18, shy and refined, and the first woman ever to make him ill at ease.

"These great works of art make him ill, really, physically ill," his wife, lovely Marlene from Benalla, confides to Butcher Bones.

Starr added: "He took little pills to make him ill".

During an interview with Playboy in 1964, Lennon explained that Starr had filled in with the Beatles when Best was ill; Starr replied: "[Best] took little pills to make him ill".

At the time of the fight, the cat may have punctures, scratches, and possibly an abscess from bacterial infection, but the FIV will not make him ill at this early stage.

Yet the woman in question said that Mr Strauss-Kahn was "a man with a problem that may make him ill-equipped to lead an institution where women work under his command".

In a letter to investigators, she described Strauss-Khan as "a man with a problem that may make him ill-equipped to lead an institution where women work under his command".

Yet in a letter to the IMF's executive board, Ms Nagy also said that Mr Strauss-Kahn was "a man with a problem that may make him ill-equipped to lead an institution where women work under his command".Much more troubling is a story involving Tristane Banon, a 31-year-old French writer.

That one made him ill.

Mr. Elliott responded by saying the coverage made him ill.

Such opulence, you could tell, sometimes made him ill.