Sentence examples for imperial fever from inspiring English sources
The ultimatum crisis rocked Portuguese public opinion, heightening imperial fever in the capital and principal towns, compromising the monarchy of King Charles I, and bolstering republicans.
A big defeat (Vietnam, 1975) might keep imperial tourism fever in check for a while.
As the "beautiful princess" and her "handsome prince" (sporting rather too much hippy-length blond hair for a Wills-a-like) celebrate their wedding, everyone begins to ask "When will they have a baby?" Curiosity about the attributes of the impending imperial wean runs fever-high – hirsute, sporty, male, female, both?
Julius Caesar may have shivered with fever on his imperial couch in Rome, but malaria in the surrounding regions helped protect his empire from intruders.
These days Cariocas, as residents of Rio are known, no longer need to worry about the yellow fever epidemics that frightened the imperial family.
The dream of peace by imperial fiat dissolved, and Henry turned to war, but his death from fever at Buonconvento, near Siena, in August 1313 broke the hopes of the imperialists forever.
The imperial ambassador, Scheyfve, reported that "he suffers a good deal when the fever is upon him, especially from a difficulty in drawing his breath, which is due to the compression of the organs on the right side".
Pedro Afonso's early death from fever at the age of one devastated the Emperor, and the imperial couple had no further children.
During the imperial family's stay at the rural estate, Pedro Afonso and his sister Isabel were struck by fever.
During the war fever of July 1914, he was assassinated by a young fanatic who believed that Jaurès's pacifism was playing into the hands of imperial Germany.
