Sentence examples for create fever from inspiring English sources

According to Lowe, who once worked as an art handler for the dealer David Zwirner and helped to install some of Jason Rhoades's megalomaniacal material investigations, he was interested in "linking disparate realities using architecture," to create "fever dreams of a countercultural past".

The recovering immune system regains its ability to create fevers, flood infected tissue with white blood cells, break bacteria down into toxic waste products and build nodules around bacteria it cannot kill.

Mr. Perrochon says playing Settlers of Catan and similar games inspired him to create Startup Fever.

While Gross shows that few in fact did so, the accusation of collaboration became mixed with traditional anti-Semitism and German encouragement to create the fever that led to the massacre.

In the early twentieth century, before antibiotics, patients with tertiary syphilis were intentionally infected with malaria to create a fever; this was called malariotherapy.

The playwright, Howard Pflanzer, has tried to realize Benjamin's ideal of a text composed entirely of quotations, stitching together excerpts of Benjamin's writings and letters to create a fever-dream portrait of the night he died.

And yet a kind of emotional intelligence has been essential even for Trump, whose jingoistic invocations created a fever in his base.

Merv Griffin cashed in too: in 1979 he created "Dance Fever," a TV series in which amateurs hustled and boogied for cash prizes.

The timing of De Villiers' spectacular intervention, in every sense, has created a fever pitch of anticipation that the 11th World Cup, which begins on Saturday, will be a festival of runs, a bonanza of rapid high-scoring.

Pop singer Michael Buble takes his best shot at trying to match Presley's sultry voice in the new duet created for "Fever".

Your body may react to the infection in your tooth by raising your internal body temperature, creating a fever.