Sentence examples for fever struck from inspiring English sources

A high fever struck.

A mysterious wasting fever struck down all the members of Lady Carole's family and also Frederick Fillet, one by one.

The doctor was doing his rounds on 6 September when the first symptoms, a headache and fever, struck.

In 1793 an outbreak of yellow fever struck Philadelphia, and the FAS provided comfort and financial aid to the sick after many white Philadelphians left the city.

For Mr. Singh, who was born on the Pakistani side of Punjab, the fever struck at an earlier age, when he was 10.

Her motivation now is to recover from sliding to 121 in the world back to 39, where she was before the glandular fever struck.

Desert fever strikes me harder: the place is a gateway to relentless space.

Rheumatic fever strikes mainly between the ages of five and 15, occurring as an abnormal reaction to a beta-hemolytic streptococcal throat infection of a few weeks previous.

The sentiment is difficult to dispute, but so is the fact that dengue fever strikes tens of millions of people every year, that the threat is growing, and that there is no treatment or cure.

Spring fever strikes at home in the new issue of T Design & Living, from a tipsy fashion dinner in London with the designer Christopher Kane to the ultimate in urban al fresco.

The movie tries to convey some of this ardor, but how many times can you show Sylvia just sitting and typing or, when the "Ariel" fever strikes, scribbling with a fountain pen?