Sentence examples for indisposed and from inspiring English sources

After several of these, he became indisposed and died in agony.

Van Helsing was indisposed and the understudy read from a script, which he kept dropping.

Therefore, I declined Mr. Christopher's invitation with the flimsy excuse that I was indisposed and needed treatment at a place outside Beijing.

One 16th-century machine promised to spare "those who are indisposed and tormented by gout" the trouble of lifting their books.

At intermission a shaken official from the company announced that Mr. Bergonzi was indisposed and that Acts III and IV would be sung by the tenor Antonio Barasorda, who had performed the role recently with Ms. Queler in Mexico.

On Twitter, she accused the press of bullying, adding that she had had "the best night in memory of my girl Lisa Lynch!" The Savoy theatre later issued a statement that Smith was "indisposed" and would be replaced by Barnes.

Last week, for example, my writing mornings were disrupted and erased by, in no particular order: the cat being copiously indisposed on sofa and carpet; my daughter drawing a seascape of swimming lions on top of some notes I had made; one child sent home ill from school; and another requiring lifts to and from concert rehearsals.

The judges may feel that PJ Harvey deserves to collect an award after being indisposed in 2001 and that the "first artist to win twice" would make a good story.

Nicolas Sarkozy, the newly elected president of France, said at the time that "Bush is slightly indisposed this morning and will rejoin the working meeting as soon as he can".

So, with the champions and FA Cup-winners indisposed, who would get the honour of playing in the Charity Shield?

Both are true: For every drooling idiot prostrate on the bus because they feel the need to be someone else's farty little problem, there will be a nurse, or a farrier, or someone else totally heroic, temporarily and accidentally indisposed.