Sentence examples for gently sick from inspiring English sources
Rather than being a shuddering reminder of past woes and idiocies, there were notes of carefree summer eves in bars, beard as thin as a Dan Brown plot, high on the buzz of just being drunk with your mates; subtle hints of thrilling first loves; whiffs of that joyous, strawpedo-heavy A-level lads' holiday when I was gently sick on the front of that Subaru.
Then, either interfere only in a way Jesus was know to have interfered back when he lived: he could be seen comforting the sick, gently leading a woman into an ethical discussion about herself, correcting the treatment of holy spaces and places by inappropriate activity, etc).; or.
"Are you sick?" he asked gently.
Or he pans down slowly while a woman speaks, to reveal her gently petting the head of a sick goat.
Nuns have, throughout history, gently cared for the poor, the sick, the homeless.
There still is not an adequate source of money to recapitalize sick banks, nor is there a mechanism to gently wind down those that cannot be saved.
Arborists say they have noticed more caution, with more Atlantans having sick trees inspected and removed out of fear that they will come down less gently on their own.
The peoples around the world who live the longest, live the best, get sick the least, are the happiest, have the most fun, and are most prone to go gently when that time does come -- do not have healthier genes.
Typical excuses include sick parents/siblings who need surgery, money for education, etc. Be careful to let them down gently, however as it is common politeness and just in case the girl actually likes you.
"They were all so sick I couldn't train them, and when I did start up again I had to go very gently so as not to cause a relapse.
