Sentence examples for ailing by from inspiring English sources

Given the shaky state of his signature, Shakespeare himself may already be ailing; by the end of April he will be dead.

Coward himself played these roles when both he and the 20th century were 66 years old, and the fact that the man of the velvet epigram was clearly ailing by then is said to have infused these works with a heart-stirring poignancy.

The majority of sufferers reported overreaction till to 25 min after application of the stimulus revealing their visceral/vascular hyperalgesia/allodynia, 5 reported overreaction lasting 4320 min and 6 were ailed by overreaction for 5 mins.

Creditor banks plan to sell ailing Daewoo Motor by June through international bidding.

Legendary investor Warren Buffett has sold down his shareholding in ailing Tesco by almost 30%.

In 2014's Sex Tape, Cameron Diaz and Jason Segel revive yet another ailing relationship by filming themselves in – and out of – bed.

It will receive the first €30 billion ($37 billion), out of a potential €100 billion, for its ailing banks by the end of July.

Many banks are ailing, lamed by hundreds of billions of dollars in bad loans and poor investments and hamstrung by the prospect of continued multibillion- dollar losses.

When Winnie's second child, Zindzi, was born, Mandela was miles away, visiting his ailing son by Evelyn, itself a rare act on his part.

Mr. Johnson said the new restrictions could make it harder for the government to resuscitate ailing firms by making it harder for them to retain and recruit talented executives.

Compare and contrast that ailing behemoth (by which I mean Rolling Stone, not Thom Yorke, although looking again at that photo …) with the wide open sonic spaces of Skyscraper.