Sentence examples for fever soared from inspiring English sources
That night, soon after Mr. Zamora returned from his 12-hour workday, Jonathan's fever soared.
It's not just soccer fans whose football fever soars during a World Cup.
But four days after returning to Park City, Utah, Dr. MacLaren, 37, developed the first signs of infection: a fever that soared to 103.5 degrees and drenching sweats that alternated with chills so severe they felt almost like a seizure.
Cases of dengue fever have soared in the past 50 years to nearly 100 million a year as improved transport and urbanisation have brought more people into contact with the mosquito-borne virus.
She tried aspirin and antibiotics, bed rest and moist towels, but nothing brought down her soaring fever, reduced her aches and pains, or boosted her energy level.
Two days later, Nico Zeifang, a 28-year-old Internet entrepreneur from Germany, woke up with chest pains, chills and a soaring fever.
Ice cream sales soared 21%, sun care products rose 37%, and hay fever remedies also grew 37% over the summer, compared with the same period last year.
Shares in the company soared on the first day of trading, confirming the return of IPO fever but leaving the government accused of underpricing the offer and shortchanging the taxpayer.
Dubbed "Flocke fever" by the press (similar to the "Knutmania" from the previous year), the cub's popularity soared in early 2008.
