Sentence examples for been really ill from inspiring English sources
In the show, to be broadcast on Saturday, James said he has "been really ill for two-and-a-half years" and "almost died four times in that period".
But, according to court documents released by British prosecutors, he could not go through with the bombing that was to have formed the other half of the shoe-bomb plot, and e-mailed his handler a coded message: "Sorry man, I'm still around but I've been really ill since joining Briana (as heard) again.
"I've been really ill for two-and-a-half years," said the 72-year-old.
I'd been really ill and pretty much confined to the house so I'd moved my studio setup around and starting coming up with new ideas.
Leadbitter says that "there have been times when I've been really ill and the colloquial use of words like mental, crazy, and bonkers has really hurt," but goes on to tell me that, "I can reclaim this language.
Leadbitter says that "there have been times when I've been really ill and the colloquial use of words like 'mental'crazyand'bonkersonkers' has really hurt," but goes on to tell me that, "I can re-claim this language.
"Our approach to this problem [to date] has been really ill-conceived," Lacey said in an interview.
They claimed that they do not visit PHCCs to get consultation when they are really ill (S16: -3)** or for consultation for children illness (S44: -2)**, however they seemed to visit PHCCs sometimes as they disagreed with the statement of not visiting PHCCs at all (S25: -3) and only visiting PHCCs for vaccination of children (S2: -4).
Eventually, however, Manning grudgingly forgave her: learning of Smith's final illness, she remarked that "Well, if she's really ill, we'll have to let bygones be bygones".
In the 1980s, psychiatrists in the US and UK involved in investigating a similar CFS epidemic in Nevada decided the illness was largely psychogenic, a result of patients believing they were really ill and allowing themselves to become deconditioned.
"He is really ill," he said.
