Sentence examples for got the fever from inspiring English sources

"I went out last year with the Debbies and got the fever," Duncan told me.

George W. Bush got the fever from Reagan back then, he told Graham in an interview last summer.

Mr. Cortese, a 33-year-old carpenter from Yonkers, got the fever a year ago at a buddy's bachelor party.

The message, underscored by David Van Tieg hem's ominous, anxious music and Paul Gallo's sooty lighting, is clear: Salem's got the fever, and it's got it bad.

"Everybody's got the fever," Ken Rzepecki, known here as Coach Ken, said not long ago as some 30 novices, including two women, stepped (wobbled, in some cases) onto the ice at a private indoor facility near downtown Chicago.

Even IOC president Juan Antonio Samaranch got the fever, editorialising in the Olympic Review that he wanted to put "the Olympic Games at the service of the quest for excellence, solidarity and respect of the environment" (pdf).

But I get the fever, right?

"Back then," Day-Lewis said, "men would get the fever.

"I usually don't play, only when the prize is so high, that's when I too get the fever".

(Gregory Saathoff, a research psychiatrist at the University of Virginia and a consultant to the F.B.I., told me, "We're seeing in some of the casework that once they get the fever they are white-hot to move forward").

"They took some sheets and dipped the sheets in cold water and rolled them up and wrapped the sheets all around us to try to get the fever down".