Sentence examples for going ill from inspiring English sources

I think she can sense if I'm going ill again now.

The verb "will" indicates simple futurity and goes ill with a subjunctive such as "would".

"If Beethoven continues to follow his present course, it will go ill with him".

It is fair to say that things did not go ill for Beethoven.

The upside of this is that if things go ill, there's little in the way of sniggers-behind-hands or, worse, muted sympathy.

If they were not uncommonly well versed, for instance, in the habits of a mastodon it was apt to go ill with them.

And as Edmund Burke observed during the high tide of British power and influence, "A great empire and little minds go ill together".

The results indicate that more than 70% of the core work force goes ill to work at least once during a 12-month period.

Overall, work-related factors seem to be slightly more important than personal circumstances or attitudes in determining people's 'decision' to go ill at work.

… Wilde's glittering and complex verbal felicities go ill with the shingle and the short skirt".

While this fight goes on, the folks once served by Charity (including the mentally ill) go ill- or un-served.