Sentence examples for felt so ill from inspiring English sources

"I was in Sydney on my own for two months, trying to work out why I felt so ill.

"He was sick one morning and felt so ill that I stayed on Skype with him all day to make sure he was O.K.," she said.

Ms. Harden told detectives she felt so ill that at one point she "blanked out" and had to sit out Saturday's game.

Hadn't you thought about any of this before?' I felt so ill reading that mail I had to admit myself into the clinic at 4am".

But when an email from Papandreou made him realise that the PM hadn't told other EU leaders, the finance minister felt so ill he was admitted into hospital with stress-induced appendicitis.

He went to the hospital because he felt so ill, though he didn't honestly answer his doctors' questions about his drug use.

He sought compensation from both kings but obtained no satisfaction, and felt so ill-treated by the kings that he abandoned his see.

What had she experienced to make her feel so ill at ease?

Intimidation, bullying, the vilification of the gauche: it was no wonder that aspiring Bowristas could feel so ill at ease.

According to many education experts, new teachers feel so ill prepared that a staggering 50percentt of them bolt during their first five years of teaching.

The last DVD I bought Repulsion by Roman Polanski, which I have not seen for years, because it made me feel so ill.