Sentence examples for bit feverish from inspiring English sources
We lived just a couple of blocks from the deli, and every time I felt a bit feverish, I would savor Second Avenue's "Chicken in the Pot": enough tender boiled chicken, sweet soft carrots, noodles and savory broth for three or four sniffling souls.
That heady feeling turned out to be short lived as I became a little bit feverish at the comment trolls making uncalled for vicious comments about the lovely girls who were the subject of the blog; about their weight, their looks, and everything else nasty and hurtful.
Their rapport in this setting was a bit more feverish than in Garage a Trois, and their tone a lot more juvenile.
But with the economy slowing at least a bit from its feverish pace and retail sales beginning to ease as well, she may have trouble delivering.
Shaw was one of Kauffmann's passions, along with opera, the two satisfying a sensibility that wasn't afraid of titanic emotions but enjoyed the cool contemplation of them every bit as much as the feverish confrontation.
For all the effort the feverish pitch is a bit too one-note.
But once Rachel Guguu Mbatha-Raw), a plantation "house negro", uses "creole medicine" to nurse his feverish infant back to life, he has a bit of an awakening.
"I slowed down a little bit and now I'm working at an even more feverish pace - it's more hectic and chaotic.
STILL, the feverish snapping of grainy pictures whose quality is, at least for now, a bit limited, may ultimately face a more natural barrier.
Construction work is feverish.
