Sentence examples for feverish to from inspiring English sources

But Leo doesn't need to be drugged and feverish to access his great imaginative gifts.

And besides slaying infants, malaria makes adults too feverish to work.

He wakes, thirsty and feverish, to find his arm in a plaster cast.

"I understood the paucity of my experience," he says, feverish to cheat with a "hippie" girl who receives him on a dirty mattress on the floor.

Thousands more may follow, and the likelihood that they will be questioned harshly — or worse — is very real, says Lionel Rosenblatt of Refugees International: "The Lao are feverish to get their hands on refugees who might be able to shed light on the remaining 1,000 Hmong fighters still in Laos.

That open hostility in Europe, and signs of wavering in support from the White House, appeared to overwhelm Mr Wolfowitz's feverish efforts to hang on to his job.

They are simply start-to-finish recordings of parties, from the sluggish arrival of guests, to awkward milling, to rum-punch sipping, to a crescendo of feverish dancing to a popular form of music known as dancehall.

It owes much also to his own feverish dreams, to which he applied a rare faculty of shaping plausible fabrics out of impalpable materials.

"She was like a little bee," he said midstride as she laughed delightedly, "all this feverish energy, to and fro, to and fro".

For Mr. Romney, whose campaign has raised money at a feverish pace to be able to match Mr. Obama's advertising budget, the Republican committee's efforts are a necessity.

In her powerful and brave performance one could feel the soul of a woman who moved her "descamisados" to rally in feverish adoration to the cause of Peronism.