Sentence examples for feverish call from inspiring English sources

About a week ago we received a feverish call from someone who read our blog on Michael Travesser (aka Wayne Bent aka Jesus II) and claimed to be a former member of The Lord Our Righteousness Church in New Mexico.

He has made feverish calls for her removal, and on Friday his Web site was dominated by a picture of Ms. Pelosi alongside the headline "Why Speaker Pelosi Should Step Down," after she said C.I.A briefing officers told her only that tough interrogation procedures had been legally cleared, not that they had been used.

For twenty years, Brother Ali has paired feverish calls for social justice with candid admissions about his own mental fragility.

Diggs's feverish wanderings call to mind another dreamy writer, de Quincey, who searched "the mighty labyrinths of London" all his life for a prostitute who had fetched him food and drink.

That was the argument made by George W. S. Trow in this magazine, in a feverish manifesto called "Within the Context of No Context".

The feverish position paper called "The Trials of Henry Kissinger," which began a two-week run yesterday at Film Forum, may not be a breakthrough in filmmaking, but it is unwavering and arresting.

Describing "Déjà Vu" as a magnificent song, Caroline Sullivan of The Guardian complimented Knowles and Jay-Z collaboration calling it "feverish as pre-watershed pop gets".

On the 4th of December another animal (animal 2) died and two more (animals 3 and 4) were listless and feverish and the owner called his veterinarian.

Apple events are always preceded by a huge amount of feverish speculation as what cynics call the reality distortion field is deployed.

As for work, I found myself able to blast through calls with a feverish attention to detail.

If you are too weak, achy, or feverish to pick up the phone to call your doctor, or even to call in sick to work, you may have the flu.