Sentence examples for exhausting illness from inspiring English sources
She felt as if she were recovering from a long, exhausting illness.
These cutouts, begun as compensation for exhausting illness and confining surgery, became another creative peak near the end of the artist's life.
The participants encountered an unfamiliar and challenging place, abandoned in an adult hospital community with a serious and exhausting illness [ 1].
"For Hillary Clinton to have pneumonia and even still give a press conference, convene a national security meeting, attend a memorial service in the hot sun for an hour and a half, and then take criticism for having pneumonia all the while … I don't think the American people are going to punish her for actually performing quite well in the face of what's an exhausting illness".
Lindiwe and Khulekani's stories show how a combination of factors – unemployment or low grant income, livelihoods exhausted from illness and death, multiple illnesses, and limited social networks – prevented consultation: Both Lindiwe's husband and daughter had been employed but both had died in the last year.
Exhausted by illness, her Giselle still loves dancing.
Exhausted by illness, he died at Arras, France, at the age of 47, just in time to avoid learning of his intended disgrace at the hands of Philip II.
Livelihoods exhausted from previous illness and death, continuing multiple illnesses, very little or no income, and limited social networks to provide financial assistance, prevented consultation for highly vulnerable households.
Mr. Clark, a former dancer turned florist and a 30-year resident of the Castro neighborhood in San Francisco, who donated funeral flowers to men whose resources were exhausted by their illness, talks of finding his spirit.
John's enthusiasm for life and for toxicology was stimulating, even though at times he was exhausted by his illness.
Livelihoods exhausted from previous illness and death, low income, and limited social networks, prevented consultation with monthly expenditure for repeated consultations as high as 60% of income.
