Sentence examples for Seriously ailing from inspiring English sources

By this time he was seriously ailing, perhaps with diabetes.

We're not quite dead, but we are seriously ailing.

Barneys New York, which does not publicly report monthly sales, is seriously ailing.

The seriously ailing comedian and pianist Dudley Moore, 66, made his name in Beyond the Fringe (1960) and Not Only..

The movie also is the final film of Marcello Mastroianni, who completed it shortly before his death and appears to be seriously ailing on the screen.

Such fans were also contemptuous of center fielder Bernie Williams spending time away from the Yankees to be bedside with his seriously ailing father in Puerto Rico.

"We urge you to intervene and... withdraw this proposal which, if it were to go ahead, would seriously exacerbate an already ailing investment climate for producing oil and gas within Europe," says the letter, which is dated 17 July, and signed by nine company presidents, directors and board members.

But then Moore hauls off three ailing Ground Zero rescue workers and other seriously ill people to Guantánamo Bay, where the detainees allegedly get good (and free) health care.

The humor lies in the present: a quirky captain, his mate and a spoiled dog aboard an ailing riverboat with no running water and some seriously cramped quarters.

Throw in a few pets and an ailing grandparent or two, and things can get seriously tight in the finance department.

Mr Friedman is a passionate Texan who is taking this race very seriously by bringing issues to the public eye that other candidates steer away from and by offering remedies for the ailing state education system.