Sentence examples for felt very ill from inspiring English sources

"I can't remember if the bottle I was served was opened in my presence or not," he wrote in Banksy, his autobiography, "but I do know that half an hour after that beer I felt very ill indeed".

I felt very ill, and did not wake up hoping to eat more tacos.

One evening, as Kathy and I returned home from dinner out with friends, I suddenly felt very ill: nausea, accompanied by a racing heart and a drum-like pounding in my head.

The two others indicated that with hindsight, they would have preferred to return home to self-manage, but that at the time of admission they had felt very ill and had been happy to be admitted.

Patients reported that lack of availability of basic government/NGO medical services meant a local private medical practitioner was the only option; and high costs meant they went only when they felt very ill or to seek care for serious problems associated with poor diabetes control such as foot ulcers and recurrent skin infection.

Men would look at me as if I were a prostitute, and I felt very ill-at-ease and shameful".

All these events have wreaked havoc; they make Isaac feel very ill at ease".

Feeling very ill, he nevertheless knocked out the other fighter, Young Bartel, in a round.

"Now, you are on the way to Tibet where there is high air pressure, you feel very ill".

"Because – except for a few passages – this is all that it brings to my mind: a brutal and surgical display, exuberant and cold, of so-called lesbian sex, which turned into porn, and [made] me feel very ill at ease.

What she did write was that "except for a few passages — this is all that it brings to my mind: a brutal and surgical display, exuberant and cold, of so-called lesbian sex, which turned into porn, and made me feel very ill at ease".