Sentence examples for feverish live from inspiring English sources
The film tracks the career of a band that thrilled fans with its feverish live shows even as it frequently confused them with its wildly scattershot output.
Don't you see that it is only the feverish life I live that keeps me alive?
In addition, something overlooked because of his colossal energies, he was chronically tubercular and must have had a perpetually feverish will to live.
I liked that desperate romantic attitude and the story of "Til The Money Runs Out," is about figuring out the way we can live that feverish romance forever.
The setting has shifted east, from Washington Square to St. Mark's Place; the drug of choice is now heroin, not LSD; and the specter that gives its characters' lives a feverish, mordant edge isn't the Vietnam War but H.I.V.
Spectre has been subjected to similar feverish hectoring about failing to live up to Skyfall, which in 2012 grossed nearly twice as much as the nearest previous Bond movie.
He cites the BBC's need for audience feedback: unavoidable given the licence fee but currently at feverish, distracting levels on many live radio programmes, with listeners' texts and tweets solicited after even the tiniest items.
These would hardly have affected his normal health; he had always lived on this feverish level.
Not that you'd know it because, in all the feverish debate about children's lives, loneliness seems to be the subject that dares not speak its name.
After a feverish build-up, Liverpool struggled to live up to the occasion in an underwhelming first half.
