Sentence examples for catching a case of from inspiring English sources

But a flu shot could provide at least some peace of mind, by preventing the false alarm that could come from catching a case of garden-variety flu.

He hadn't been there long before catching a case of ambition, which led to constant, often fruitless, auditions.

For the best chance of catching a case of lazy eye early, ensure that your child receives regular eye exams while he or she is young - some doctors recommend exams at 6 months, three years, and then every two years after that.

Catching a case of March Madness can no longer land someone in jail in California.

Known, not particularly affectionately, as "Little Ben," he was the grandson of William Henry Harrison, whose only presidential achievement was catching a fatal case of pneumonia during the inauguration.

There's no doubt that Americans have always been susceptible to catching a quick case of British fever, and this was no different.

Chasing an enemy around the map with your chainsaw furiously revving makes you feel like a badass, sure; but it also makes you more susceptible to catching a fatal case of lead poisoning as you're running around like a twat.

Although a television set cost about $400 a substantial sum at the time TV was soon "catching on like a case of high-toned scarlet fever," according to a March 1948 edition of Newsweek magazine.

At a first glance, they look like a case of catching up with opposition rather than setting the pace.

"It was almost a case of politicians catching up with community sentiment on that one," Rowland says.

It is a case of federal agents' catching up to people who had been passionate members of the Earth Liberation Front.