Sentence examples for fever rose from inspiring English sources

But you might not have expected a role for body temperature: cold can make the seconds tick faster, while heat can slow them down, as one scientist found when he asked his wife to repeatedly count the seconds as her fever rose.

So it was back to the hotel, but within a few hours, his fever rose, his vomiting and diarrhea returned.

"It was when she felt helpless, as when my fever rose to a hundred and five, that I felt my own helplessness," he remembered in "Rewrites".

Hoagland went on to repeat the experiment again and again, presumably over his wife's delirious objections (her fever rose above a hundred and three).

As "X-files" fever rose in Britain, it excited curiosity in America and helped to propel the series to success there too.After four-and-a-half years, the programme went into syndication on American broadcast stations, 22 of which are owned by Fox.

Over the same period, the rate of diagnostic testing of malaria-like fever rose from 4.0% and 6.2% by microscopy and RDT respectively in 2007 (RDTs having been introduced after August), to 5.2% and 86.0% respectively in 2009, rising to 96% in December of that year (Figure 2).

In London, buying rose to fever pitch in June.

The campaign against her rose to fever pitch last month after nearly 200 people were killed in the fighting between the Uighurs, the Han Chinese and the police.The Beijing regime was quick to blame Ms Kadeer for orchestrating the entire chain of events.

With all three events scheduled the same night, the early-evening talk in the hotel lobbies among those looking for a way in rose to a fever pitch.

Unexpected arrival of the landlords, rich American brothers who have inherited the neighbouring stately home, sends Rose into a fever of husband-hunting.

More than a century ago, doctors found they could induce a hay fever sufferer's wheezing by exposure to an artificial rose.