Sentence examples for a bit of sickness from inspiring English sources

"Cadel has had a bit of sickness; he's been dealing with a lot of stuff this Tour," van Garderen said.

You need a bit of sickness thrown in to remind you of your vibrant health that you normally experience and sometimes take for granted.

A bit of motion sickness might be appropriate.

At times the tents can vibrate and move so much that you can even feel a bit of motion sickness.

And clearly Kate is going through a bit of morning sickness so there'll be a lot of New Zealand women that will be able to sympathise with that.

Add in difficulties with balance, sleep deprivation, a slowing of the cardiovascular system, not to mention excess flatulence; throw in a bit of space sickness, vertigo and lethargy, and you begin to understand the scale of the problem.

Patrons have reported arriving with a bit of altitude sickness so be sure and include a hefty lunch or dinner with those beers.

And although being tossed around by the waves is sometimes accompanied by a bit of sea sickness, I think, over all, it is a good place to be.

"We've had a little bit of sickness on our team, but basically we are physically healthy.

LB Everyone loves a bit of ephemera, be it old football programmes, air sickness bags, or that picture of your great, great, great grandfather looking a bit bored in 1892.

Sickness: You can catch quite a bit of unpleasant stuff from your pets — including ringworm, MRSA and the plague.