Sentence examples for like ill from inspiring English sources

If there are places available and you only just missed your grades (or have special circumstances, like ill health confirmed by a doctor), they might still let you in.

Ethan Nadelmann, director of the Drug Policy Alliance, a national group advocating legal reforms, said it was misleading for the report to lump together direct costs of tobacco, alcohol and drug abuse, like ill health, with expenses relating to enforcement of marijuana laws and prison.

Fees are so low that patients are often treated more like ill, undesirable cattle.

Harrison said, "India has a lot of pent up talent, and if that talent gets access to top of the line facilities like ILL, they would be unstoppable".

And it's become increasingly clear that, in citing humor as an evergreen excuse, the McCain campaign is guilty of not only bad faith, but something like ill humor.

' I think when they say that word it makes you like ill anyway don't ya?' To receive the label 'cancer' was described as a shock by all patients and immediately associated with dying.

Disc-like, ill-defined subcutaneous lesion at the dorsum of the foot.

The faces on screen have "corruption written all over them, like ill-fitting false teeth".

That is why some parks like Brown's and Costa wear their locations like ill-fitting suits.

Hollywood took notice, but efforts to duplicate the approach, as with the pallid site for last year's "X-Men" movie, looked like ill-conceived copycats.

I read somewhere that analogies are like ill-fitting coats – the most important parts are covered, but some may protrude and may restrict movement.