Sentence examples for a seasick from inspiring English sources

The whole thing has a seasick quality.

(A seasick roommate, like an insomniac, doesn't bear contemplating).

I bought him a Seasick Steve album for Christmas, which he loved.

(She earned her fare by being a seasick extra in the epic, and epically boring, 1966 movie "Hawaii").

A hotel room at night is more comfortable for me than sleeping below deck, especially with a squirmy toddler and a seasick husband in tow.

Briefly a seasick merchant seaman, he got an engineering job ashore, but was fired after exploding some gas inside a box his boss was sitting on.

This eliminates the tilting forces that make both driver and passenger feel a little seasick after a lot of mountain- or coastal-road driving.

When the ship in which 16-year-old Pi and his zookeeping family are to emigrate from India to Canada sinks, leaving him the sole human survivor in a lifeboat on to which barge a zebra, a hyena, an orang-utan and a bedraggled, seasick tiger, Pi is determined to survive the impossible.

There was a game in sun-dappled Safeco Field last July when Rodriguez crumpled after a normal collision at second base, and Boras, in a box seat, looked a trifle seasick.

Wordless, monochrome and shot with a mobile, seasick camera, it's a sinister shadow of those urban silent comedies in which lovable rascals are chased down by police officers.

The frame-rate crawl is simply horrible and after 20 minutes of staring up at the juddering graphics on a giant cinema screen, it's hard not to feel a little seasick.