Sentence examples similar to flu- from inspiring English sources

"If people are coughing and sneezing, you can easily catch the flu.

I can't believe I won because I got the flu after my third-round match and haven't been getting better," Williams told ESPN.

Britain's biggest pharmaceutical company is preparing to sell £3bn worth of swine flu drugs this year, it emerged today.

Eggs are also valuable; besides their nutritional worth, they are used in their millions to produce our annual flu vaccines, as well as offering a means to explore embryo development and even test theories of how birds evolved from dinosaurs.

"I think I have some kind of flu, which makes it tough because it's just a matter of resting and keeping hydrated," she said.

There has also been significant excess mortality this week among those aged 65-plus, coinciding with circulating flu and the recent cold snaps.

From bubonic plague in the middle ages to bird flu or Sars in the 21st century, infectious diseases have spread horrifyingly fast in cities, where people live in close proximity and sometimes crowded together.

While the bird flu outbreak might not cost average Americans more than a few extra dollars on eggs and deli meat, one group is paying dearly: farmers.

Initially I didn't think swine flu was serious.

I read a small item in a specialist newsletter I get by email, called Daily Virology News, headlined "Two cases of swine flu in Orange County, California".

In the near term, the recent US government order for H1N1 pandemic flu vaccine with a novel adjuvant may suggest there is some hope for approval of Glaxo's Cervarix in the second half.