Sentence examples for be sick with from inspiring English sources

"Our paper shows that to be sick with the flu itself can trigger narcolepsy," Dr. Mignot said.

A hospital worker in the Sadr City area of eastern Baghdad said one patient there appeared to be sick with cholera.

Scientific studies in several countries have showed that many people can be sick with the West Nile virus and not know it, and that of those who get really sick and go to the hospital, about 10percentt die.

As a result of all this, her book is one of those that makes you veer between wanting to be sick (with envy at her apparently blissful life), and wanting to beg (for details of those tomatoes).

The husky, pleading tone, which eventually breaks out into a stuttered scream (at 2 14 and 2 29) sounds almost as if he's about to be sick with longing.

But since 1994 two dozen people 23 in Britain and 1 in France have died from a new prion disease, known as new-variant CJD (nvCJD), and others appear to be sick with it.

It will also, they hope, allow them to avoid mix-ups like the episode last week when the city's health commissioner, Dr. Thomas R. Frieden, trying to keep the public informed, announced that students at Ascension School, a Roman Catholic school on the Upper West Side, appeared to be sick with swine flu when further testing showed they had only a more common strain of flu.

I did feel a range of emotions from excitement to feeling I was going to be sick with nerves as we rowed up to the start.