Sentence examples for a bit fevered from inspiring English sources
At times the writing grows a bit fevered, particularly in the last chapter or two.
"We ran right in as the doors opened and found the book and the bill after a bit of fevered hunting".
It could be a bit destabilising (ahem) for the current fevered attempts to rescue Co-op Bank. Co-op Bank
With Brexit still highly-divisive in the UK, this opens up a new front for an already fevered debate.
In the end it was all a bit like old times as Andy Murray beat Fernando Verdasco over five initially sleepy, progressively fevered and ultimately rather wild and unbound sets on Wimbledon's Centre Court, coming from two sets down to complete a giddily received quarter-final victory.
Does this sound… well, a trifle fevered?
Bachmann's fabrications show a brain fevered in cognitive dissonance.
I read the first volume of Blinding (Archipelago), Mircea Cărtărescu's fevered summoning of Bucharest, in the conventional way of reading a novel, from beginning to end, which is a bit like saying you've visited Earth from beginning to end.
With a bit more skill and effort RMJM could fit both on the site, and Sheffield as a whole is not short of empty space – it is not some fevered Hong Kong, where every scrap of land has to be intensively developed.
