Sentence examples similar to break fever from inspiring English sources

IN COLONIAL times, it was called "bone-break fever", because of the intense joint pain associated with the disease.

We have experienced ciguatera poisoning from being served fish that fed on the toxic dinoflagellates that produce this poison, and we have experienced the considerable discomfort of dengue fever (called bone-break fever for how it makes you feel), which is spread by mosquitoes under certain environmental conditions.

Spreading out of Southeast Asia in the 1950s, this mosquito-born disease causes flu-like symptoms as well as a rash, mild bleeding, and aches and pains so severe that it's earned the nickname "bone-break fever".

So all the desperate hope she directed at the boy was made manifest around her in rising blood counts and broken fevers and unlikely remissions.

It will, finally, break the fever".

The election, he said, had to "break the fever" of the Republicans.

So in that sense, do we need to break that fever?

After the blisters break, the fever subsides, and the animal usually recovers.

He repeated the phrase that is becoming a mantra for his campaign: "If we can break this fever".

Before the election last year, you thought there was a possibility your re-election would break "the fever" within the Republican Party.

"My thinking was after we beat them in 2012, well, that might break the fever," he told donors.