Sentence examples for get really ill from inspiring English sources

Then I get really ill and my G.P. tells me what I'm doing to myself is "worse than chain-smoking cigars".

"As far as the cancers are concerned, if that gets out — we'll cover you for asthma, we'll cover you for a broken leg, but if you get really ill you won't get covered — guys are going to look at you, they're going to take off their uniforms and they're going to walk away".

If I get really ill one day, I also believe it's my right to take my own life.

I was thinking that I might change the breakfast routine--forge their writing and switch it up a little bit--but I was afraid someone my get really ill, so I backed off.

Lots of us have had conversations with someone, particularly our mothers and fathers, where they have said to us: 'If I get really ill, you will end it, won't you?' The Dot/Ethel storyline showed just what that conversation can entail and what happens to the other person after – the guilt and pain they have to live with".

'I was getting really ill,' Anderson finishes.

She had a lot of affairs and got really ill.

'He got really ill,' Nicola explained with unsuppressed glee.

But then I got really ill and I had to come to terms with everything.

'We were only there for a few days,' says McLean, 'and over that time it slowly became evident that Gordon...'... 'I was getting really ill,' Anderson finishes.

Susan got really ill: at the end, when she sings Wild and Untamed Thing in the pool, she should have been under medical supervision.