Sentence examples for laryngitis from inspiring English sources

He was suffering from such a bad case of laryngitis that he had to sit by impassively while his wife delivered his speeches for him.

Curative powers have been attributed to onions throughout the centuries; they have been used in folk medicine for such varied ailments as colds, earaches, laryngitis, animal bites, burns, and warts.

On December 12 , 1799 after riding on horseback for several hours in cold and snow, he returned home exhausted and was attacked late the next day with quinsy or acute laryngitis.

Richard Cockerill, one of the more talkative souls at the top end of the English club game, almost gave himself laryngitis during his long-running commentary on the future of the centre Manu Tuilagi.

In fairness, tonight Ellie is suffering from laryngitis, and pulls off an impressive, albeit curtailed, performance sourced from the forthcoming release.

Influenza virus, for example, may cause symptoms ranging from a mild cold to a feverish illness, severe laryngitis (inflammation of the larynx, or voice box) or bronchitis, or an overwhelming and fatal pneumonia.

Young children sometimes develop ear infections, laryngitis, and upper respiratory tract disease from Chlamydia.

She would have to do so with a voice turned husky by laryngitis.

A tobacco-loving gentleman, who was suffering from laryngitis went to a specialist.

Any Deadhead worth his stash is a connoisseur not just of the good stuff but also of the bad — blown choruses, mangled leads, laryngitis, amnesia.

She'd become ill with laryngitis after attending a performance of "Agamemnon," performed in Greek by a company of actors from Oxford University; the infection had spread to her heart.