Sentence examples for fever height from inspiring English sources

Clinically controlled induction of fever as part of therapy regimen should be re-considered, now carefully addressing fever height, fever duration, fever schedule and distance in time between fever and chemotherapy, before or after.

"The purple fever has reached heights I've never seen before".

A note on the text: Swift probably started writing Gulliver's Travels in 1720 (when Crusoe fever was at it height), and delivered the manuscript to the London publisher Benjamin Motte in March 1726.

Auction fever is reaching new heights.

Even when modern avo-fever was at its height, the colour never made it on to the catwalk.

Come February, hat fever will reach new heights (sorry... again) with the opening of Hats: an Anthology, a hotly awaited exhibition of the history of hats at the V&A.

The 1990s represented the height of biennale fever, with shows opening around the world, especially in the Far East.

Knuckles had begun his residency at the westside club in 1977 at the height of disco fever, but by 1980 a backlash had swept the craze away.

The height of a fever is not an indication of how sick a child is or how serious the cause may be.

In 1977, at the height of disco fever, the group released the simmering 45 "Native New Yorker," narrating the life of a savvy city lady who's the heart and soul of her town.

But sure enough, even in 1977, at the height of disco fever and its terrible fashion statements, the idea that a major network -- ABC, in this case -- would broadcast a show that depicted three single, sexy 20-somethings living together under the same roof was positively revolutionary.