Sentence examples for ill looking from inspiring English sources

Looking down on the shoppers and tourists are a bizarre set of carvings with medieval ailments - including a victim of the plague and a rather ill looking Black Prince.

Examination revealed an ill looking patient with deep icterus with mild dehydration but without any scratch marks.

Physical examination showed a very ill looking young man who was fully conscious but tachypnoeic (respiratory rate: 36 cycles per minute), febrile with axillary temperature of 38 °C, not pale but with a tinge of jaundice and mildly dehydrated.

…  … .If there was no free health, all these children who are so ill looking, these children who are so sick, these parents who look so poor, would die somewhere someday, not getting any care  … .

Ill look at it later with a hex editor.

From where she sat, being ill looked an effective way of gaining attention at her expense.

Then she turned and paid for her taxi as her son Peter, who lived with her and whom she cared for while he was ill, looked on.

During the first televised presidential debate, John F. Kennedy appeared calm and collected while his opponent, Richard M. Nixon, who had recently been ill, looked pale and unshaven.

Lay observation of people categorised as having the 'bought' disease suggests that such children are often ill, look sickly and do not live long.

If your other pet gets ill, look after it and give it as much attention as you did your other pet when it was ill.

"So until I get a different conservator ill look terrible because I don't have enough to get new clothes or anything I need".