Sentence examples for lingering illness from inspiring English sources

On June 1 , 1864 Hong, despairing after a lingering illness, committed suicide.

Welles's mother died after a lingering illness when Orson was nine.

Keats's story is amazingly charged: poverty, doomed love, extraordinary natural talent, lingering illness and early death.

Though he continued to appear into Season 3, he said the lingering illness ultimately knocked him out of the series.

Mr. Hartmann was singing despite a lingering illness, but his ringing tenor had some good moments early in the opera.

He told BBC Radio 2: "At the same time, I'm glad he went without a long and lingering illness.

Many of them say they made the switch out of desperation after their animals had lingering illnesses that resisted medicine and other remedies.

Mr. Hall said such a study could also aid American veterans of that war who have lingering illnesses or questions about their exposure to possibly harmful materials.

North Wetherly was the site of Stravinsky's first sustained domestic happiness after the lingering illnesses and deaths of his first wife and his older daughter, and his subsequent marriage to Vera de Bosset Sudeikina in Bedford, Mass.

Dr. David H. Walker, a pathologist at the University of Texas at Galveston who studied people who died in the 1979 Sverdlovsk anthrax outbreak in the Soviet Union, said survivors were faced with a real possibility of lingering illnesses and long-term side effects.

She writes of turkey gutting and fox farming, of trees felled in the Ontario wilderness, of harsh country schools and lingering illnesses, of familiar violence and obscure shame, and above all, of the lives of girls and women.