Sentence examples for drenching sweat from inspiring English sources

She broke into a drenching sweat.

He worked himself into a drenching sweat.

The rush of heat, the drenching sweat and the telltale flushed face last only a few minutes, but they can recur 10 times a day and several times a night.

A classic hot flash begins with an aura, a vague sensation in the face and neck that blossoms over a period of a minute or two, skin temperature rising, pulse quickening, into a full-blown wave of heat and blushing and drenching sweat, often followed by chills.

Fig. 1 Shows the condition of patient A with drenching sweat.

Yoga and swimming could indeed replace impact, stretching be preferred to a drenching sweat.

But after many months of sleep disrupted nightly by drenching sweats and changes of bedclothes, they gave in.

It took just four to six days after exposure for the first symptoms to appear, usually a mild to moderate fever, drenching sweats and overwhelming fatigue.

I once had a patient who complained of persistent drenching sweats that forced her to change her bedclothes several times a night.

Dr. Carla Boutin-Foster, who teaches at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center, narrowed the definition to drenching sweats when it is not too warm.

When he arrived, he was diaphoretic, with drenching sweats, copious salivation and lacrimation, as well as crampy abdominal pain (Fig. 1).