Sentence examples for a touch of flu from inspiring English sources

A touch of flu then, even though it's June?

Moreover, since the invention of those MRI scanning machines fast bowlers also have a tendency to suffer from stress fractures as frequently as the rest of us pick up a touch of flu in winter.

Darryll Holland, chasing up Kieren Fallon in the Flat jockeys' championship race, notched a winner on Jazzy Millennium for Rod Millman in the seller race but later gave up his last ride due to a touch of flu.

Mrs Readman said he had not been aware of any heart condition and "apart from a touch of flu" had never had any health problems.

Ramirez had a touch of flu Tuesday, but his selection by the Giants made him feel a lot better.

Then as now, the catch phrase was "a touch of the flu". The flu rolled in every winter, enveloping people in a fog and fever that lasted a few days and lingered for a week or two.

He had not been getting much sleep, and he had a touch of the flu.

Food poisoning, especially mild cases, is often shrugged off as a stomach virus, a touch of the flu or indigestion.

A "touch of the flu" kills up to 646,000 people worldwide each year, sometimes as many as 56,000 of them in the United States.

Mrs. Ramsey said that he had a touch of the flu, and wanted her to stand in for him, and pay his respects should Robert Frost appear.

"He (Hudson) said he had had a touch of the flu for up to 48 hours.